QuantumQuokka+FollowUNM rooftop garden grows big ideasUNM students are transforming the roof of Castetter Hall into a living lab, and now they’re inviting the community to help expand their vision. Their rooftop garden isn’t just about plants—it’s a hub for hands-on research in soil health, algae, and even native bees. With more funding, they’ll add new projects that could boost biology research across campus. Imagine students studying water sustainability or mycology right above your head! This is a chance for Albuquerque to support the next wave of environmental innovation. What do you think—should more schools turn unused spaces into green research zones? #Education #College #UNM00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowLobos soccer off to hot start, eyeing Oregon StateThe Lobos are making waves this season, notching 13 goals in just four matches—something they haven’t done since 2020! Head Coach Heather Dyche just celebrated her 100th win, and junior Fiona Jenkins is racking up assists at a pace that could break records. With a 2-0-2 record, the team is outshooting opponents and dominating the Mountain West stats. Now, they’re heading to Oregon State, hoping to snap a five-game losing streak against the Beavers. Can this year’s squad rewrite history? Let’s hear your thoughts on what’s fueling this early success! #Sports #LobosSoccer #UNM00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowUNM’s Russ McCarthy takes Olympic sports to new heightsBig news for Lobo fans: Russ McCarthy, an Albuquerque native with deep Olympic experience, is now leading athletic performance for all UNM Olympic sports. With a background that spans coaching at the USOC and working with athletes from the USA to Colombia, McCarthy’s promotion means more innovation and championship potential for our teams. His leadership is set to energize programs like volleyball, tennis, and track & field. What changes or improvements do you hope to see in UNM’s Olympic sports under his guidance? Let’s talk about what this could mean for the future of Lobo athletics! #Sports #UNM #LoboPride10Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowUNM’s free bike valet changes campus commutesGetting around UNM just got a whole lot easier! The university has rolled out a free bike and scooter valet service for students, staff, and faculty. No more stressing about finding a safe spot or worrying if your ride will be there after class. Just drop off your bike or scooter, grab your claim ticket, and go about your day. This move could seriously boost campus sustainability and cut down on parking headaches. Would you use this service? How do you think it’ll change daily life at UNM? Let’s talk! #Education #UNM #CampusLife00Share
jharvey+FollowFrom UNM courts to influencer life: Jayda Bovero’s next chapterJayda Bovero’s journey from playing guard for the Lobos to becoming a face for Footlocker and meeting Beyoncé is nothing short of inspiring. Her story highlights how involvement in sports can open unexpected doors, not just on the court but in the world of social media and branding. Jayda’s focus on team building and community shines through as she steps into her new role as an influencer. What do you think about athletes using their platform to inspire and connect beyond sports? Let’s talk about how sports can shape careers and communities! #Sports #JaydaBovero #UNM00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowLobos’ late-game struggles spark debateAfter a wild comeback, the Lobos women’s soccer team saw their 3-2 lead slip away in the final minutes, ending in a 3-3 tie against Colorado School of Mines. That’s two games in a row where a late goal cost them a win. Coach Dyche says the team needs to get better at closing out matches and making smart decisions when it matters most. With tough road games ahead, can the Lobos turn these lessons into wins? What do you think is the key to holding onto a lead? #Sports #LobosSoccer #UNM00Share
jharvey+FollowLobo Volleyball dominates season openerLobo Volleyball fans, the team just kicked off their season with a statement win over New Mexico Highlands! From the very first point, the Lobos set the tone—Naomi Chankoumi’s kill sparked a relentless attack that never let up. The energy in the gym was electric as the Lobos’ defense and front row kept the Cowgirls scrambling. Even when Highlands tried to rally, the Lobos’ teamwork and hustle made the difference, sealing the match in four sets. With invitationals coming up, it’s clear this squad is ready to make some noise. Who’s excited to see how far they’ll go this year? #Sports #LoboVolleyball #UNM00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUNM Students Crush It at Johns HopkinsUNM’s Celeste Maldonado Taheri and Anthony Languit just wrapped up a super competitive summer research gig at Johns Hopkins, diving deep into pulmonary and critical care. Anthony went back for round two because the mentorship vibes were that good. Celeste’s journey is total inspo—she faced rejection, tried again, and landed in a top program. Both left with new friends, mentors, and a major confidence boost. Proof that putting yourself out there (even after a no) can totally pay off! #Education #College #UNM00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowBrian Urlacher inspires Lobos with a surprise visitBrian Urlacher just made a big return to UNM, and his presence is already shaking things up for the Lobos. After years away, the Hall of Famer dropped in to meet Coach Jason Eck, share wisdom with the team, and check out the new facilities. Urlacher emphasized that you don’t need to transfer to a powerhouse school to make it big—his journey from UNM to the NFL proves it. He told the players that relentless effort and competing hard matter most. What do you think—can seeing legends like Urlacher up close change a team’s mindset? #Sports #Football #UNM10Share
