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    Totally average night on campus 😉

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  • uofnm

    Fiestas is on Saturday, Lobos!

    A couple of reminders about the event this year:

    - Gates open at 3:30 P.M. on Johnson Field
    - UNM ID is required for entry. Each UNM student with ID may bring up to 1 non-student guest. Lobo IDs will be scanned for active student status. Only currently enrolled students will be admitted.

    All attendees will pass through a security checkpoint with bag checks and metal detectors at entry. Prohibited items include:

    - Non-clear bags
    - Alcohol
    - Weapons
    - Vapes, E-cigs, and vape pens
    - Animals (except service animals, previous information on service animals was not accurate and no ID for service animals will be required.)
    - Drink containers, coolers, folding chairs.
    - Outside Food or drinks (available from vendors inside the grounds.)
    - Professional cameras, DSLRs. Cell phone cameras are ok.
    - Frisbees, sports equipment, juggling items, poi, hula hoops, etc.
    - Drones
    - Bikes, skateboards, or scooters

    See you there! 🎤

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ON A PLATEAU BELOW A
GREAT SKY NEXT TO THE
WATERMELON MOUNTAINS.

Live and learn in a historic city on an expansive mesa a mile above sea level. A city that’s simultaneously cosmopolitan and soulful, urban and rural, and brimming with light and possibilities. This is Albuquerque. A friendly place just around the corner from ordinary, on land bisected by historic Route 66 and the great Rio Grande river, a stone’s throw from the monumental Sandia Mountains. Named for their sunset crimson hue—“sandia” is the Spanish word for “watermelon”—they appear to leap out of the landscape to the east, and serve as an awe-inspiring example of the kind of wild, natural beauty that wraps around everything here and rushes off in every direction throughout the state. You’ll see.

sun
Average
Sunny Days
310

snow
Average
Snowfall
7.9"

rain
Average
Rainfall
8.8"

SOURCE: National Weather Service, 2023