Column: Public university shouldn't help Vicente Fox rebuild his image
From racist, sexist and classist statements to looking the other way on human rights violations, from misusing security forces to causing mass migration with corporate economic policies, Vicente Fox’s legacy is clearly in dire need of revision. Given the lowered literacy levels, high inequality, public corruption and election meddling marking Fox’s presidency, it is surprising that the University of New Mexico is recognizing Fox for contributions to “democracy and development.” In this time of state-budget shortfalls, why is the University of New Mexico using public resources to help Fox rehabilitate his personal legacy?
U. of New Mexico stduents bring health care to El Salvador, Honduras
Amid the uproar over health care in the U.S., two medical student delegations from the University of New Mexico are traveling to El Salvador, and, for the first time, Honduras, to provide basic medical aid.
Former New Mexico U. fraternity house catches fire, officials suspect arson
A fire destroyed a vacant bedroom in the Telos House complex on the University of New Mexico's campus at about 2:50 a.m. Thursday.

