By Hilary Broman Staff Reporter A Candlelight Vigil was held to honor the victims of the Orlando Massacre on Friday, June 17 on Main Campus. The event was set up and organized by the Executive Council of Students. Outreach officer, Albert Montoya, stated that the council’s motivation for holding the vigil was to let the families who were affected by
Read moreBy Edgar Gonzalez, Staff Reporter CNM is hosting “Students Inspiring Change: A Look Back on Student Activism” on Feb. 25 2016 from 3-5pm in SRC 204 (Barr Boardroom). It will be sponsored by the Executive Council of Students who are funding the refreshments and the publicity, said Ari Rosner-Salazar, Center for Student Success Team Leader. “There have been a lot of
Read moreBy Guadalupe Santos-Sanchez, Staff Reporter Financial Aid will be offered for intersession, said Lee Carrillo, senior director of Financial Aid. Students do not have to apply separately to receive financial aid for intersession, the FAFSA application for 2014-2015 is the only application that needs to be completed, he said. How much financial aid a students receive depends on the hours
Read moreBy Guadalupe Santos-Sanchez, Staff Reporter There is a lot of hysteria about the Ebola virus in the United States but the likelihood of there being someone with Ebola on campus is low, said Marti Brittenham, director of the Student Health Center at CNM. At this point the risk is low and the number of people in the United States who
Read moreBy The CNM Tourism Club This building was originally known as the Santa Fe hospital in 1926, Memorial Hospital in the 1980’s and Hotel Parq Central today. This historical landmark has been vested for just shy of one hundred years. Back when the establishment opened in 1926 the Santa Fe hospital was a treatment center for young adults and adolescence
Read moreBy Guadalupe Santos-Sanchez, Staff Reporter There will be mammograms provided by Assured Imaging from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 10 at CNM’s Annual Employee and Wellness Fair in front of Smith Brasher Hall in the Main Campus, said Marti Brittenham, director of the Student Health Center at CNM. The United Stated Public Health Service (USPHS) has recommended that
Read moreBy Guadalupe Santos-Sanchez, Staff Reporter There is a hiring freeze at CNM because the funding limit of 300 work positions that are offered were filled at the end of August, said Senior Director of Financial Aid, Lee Carrillo. “Unfortunately, the allocations have gotten a little bit smaller and the pay has gone up, if you’re paying students more but you’re
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