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From Pennsylvania to Illinois, students coded through the night in WildHacks, NU’s largest hackathon, from Friday to Sunday. “Hackathons in general are just a way to learn programming skills and develop stuff in a collaborative environment,” McCormick senior and WildHacks Director Dilan Nair said. “That’s what WildHacks strives to do.” Participants compete for track and...
At last Monday's Democratic tele-luncheon, Carson City Library Director Tod Colegrove gave attendees a cook's tour of how things work behind the scenes at the city's public library.
If you need to lock in, the Grainger Engineering Library is the place for you. Located at the north end of the Bardeen Quadrangle is this year’s best study spot. The Grainger Engineering Library holds a special place in the hearts of many students at the University, as you’ll rarely ever find the building empty....
Kuan is one of the earliest examples of paper money, which China began printing in the late 1300s. Pitt’s East Asian Library had an original Kuan note on display for visitors to see during their open house event Wednesday afternoon. “There was a shortage of copper, and so they started to print money on something...
In an effort to conserve resources over the holidays, every year, The University of New Mexico and Facilities Management (FM) implements the Winter Setback Program. Between Dec. 22 –Jan.1, UNM Facility Management, in collaboration with Lobo Energy, will...