This week, Kyle Land, Megan Holmen and Danielle Prokop talk about UNM student-athlete GPAs, give an update on the Department of Athletic's decision to cut sports, talk about some service cuts because of declining enrollment. Thanks for listening!

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UNM Men's basketball coach Paul Weir sits on the sidelines as the Aggies celebrate their victory over the Lobos.

In this week's episode, Editor-in-Chief Kyle Land, Multimedia Editor Danielle Prokop, and reporters Makayla Grijalva and Megan Holmen recap NM political primaries, ABQ Pride celebration of LGBTQ communities and give an update on UNM Sports. Thanks for listening, we'll see you next week.

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The Pride Parade began on June 8 at 10 A.M. Parade floats started at the intersection of Central and Girard and ended at the Expo New Mexico off Central and San Pedro, pictured are 2018 Pride New Mexico Title Holders, center Cece Knight Jones (left) and Felicia Roxx Starr Faraday (right)

This week, the Daily Lobo takes a look back on some of their favorite topics of the semester. Including, the taproom, a new president, tuition increase, Cirque Du Soleil and the UNM HSC Orchestra. Photo editor and music reporter Colton Newman also talked about some of his favorite shows he covered.

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This week, the Daily Lobo reported on the University of New Mexico's Department of Dermatology's re-accredidation, the week in sports and talked with photographers about their photo stories in today's special photo issue.

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This week, the Daily Lobo joined the #SaveStudentNewsrooms movement and reported on the Chicana/Chicano Studies Department getting one step closer toward advanced degrees, the Survivors Stand and a talk from a former EPA administrator. Cameron Goeldner talks about the week in sports.

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Two demonstrators hold signs to show their support of adding a master's, master's certificate and doctoral degree program to the Chicana and Chicano Studies Department on April 24, 2018 . The Faculty Senate unanimously passed the proposal.

This week, the Daily Lobo published the Green Issue (featuring pieces on marijuana, going green, earning cash on the side and more) and also covered topics such as the Board of Regents' approval of a proposal on athletics and the ASUNM Spring Senate election.

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Sacred Garden Dispensary Manager Cecilia Gutierrez rearranges different cannabis strains.