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    Sharon Jones, left, Chancellor chief of staff, and New Mexico State University Chancellor Garrey Carruthers pose as she's surprised with a gift during her retirement reception at the Hadley Hall lobby. (NMSU photo by Andres Leighton) ...
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  • Staff Spotlight

    Zooey Sophia Pook has officially been at NMSU for one year as a diversity officer and as the NMSU LGBT+ Programs Director. She oversees the LGBT+ Programs student staff and the daily operations of the office. She advocates for LGBT+ students and works to make NMSU a more diverse and ...
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  • Around the State

    Researchers at New Mexico State University have received a second contract from the New Mexico Department of Health to expand last summer’s project to map the geographic distribution of mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus in the state. In May, the new study determined the species that transmits the Zika ...
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  • Group of people standing on stage with awards.

    NMSU Dean receives outstanding alumnus award from alma mater

  • Man holding tusk next to jawbone of stegomastodon

    NMSU experts dig up Las Cruces boy’s million-year-old fossil find

  • Students walk on campus.

    NMSU receives second-highest score in nation as leader in equal access to higher education

  • NMSU AgSprint client aims to address food insecurity in rural New Mexico

  • Man looking through corral

    NMSU Clayton research center to resume work focusing on feeder cattle

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NMSU students get first-hand experience at archaeological dig Group of people standing around a sign in a forest by Billy Huntsman, 07/21/2017

An associate professor of anthropology and University Museum director at New Mexico State University recently led a six-week field school for anthropology students and enthusiasts in the Gila National Forest.

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New Mexico MESA high school team repeats as national champion by Darrell J. Pehr, 07/21/2017

PHILADELPHIA – New Mexico MESA students from Deming High School are celebrating another huge accomplishment. At the 2017 MESA USA National Engineering Design Competition held in Philadelphia, the Deming High School team beat thousands of students and again won first place honors on June 23.

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NMSU physics professor receives prestigious fellowship Man with glasses in red shirt by Billy Huntsman, 07/20/2017

The head of New Mexico State University’s physics department was recently named a fellow of a prestigious interdisciplinary applied science society.

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NMSU Board of Regents to meet Aug. 1 by Justin Bannister, 07/20/2017

The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold a regular meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1, in the Regents Room of the Educational Services Building on the NMSU Las Cruces Campus.

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NMSU Dean receives outstanding alumnus award from alma mater Group of people standing on stage with awards. by Minerva Baumann, 07/20/2017

Enrico Pontelli, dean of New Mexico State University’s College of Arts and Sciences, recently traveled to Italy in early July to receive an award for outstanding achievement from the University of Udine, the dean’s alma mater.

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NMSU experts dig up Las Cruces boy’s million-year-old fossil find Man holding tusk next to jawbone of stegomastodon by Minerva Baumann, 07/18/2017

A 10-year boy’s accidental discovery in the Las Cruces desert led a New Mexico State University professor to a rare, mostly intact 1.2 million year-old stegomastodon skull.

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NMSU professor researching how to treat aphasia in stroke patients Two women looking at a computer by Adriana M. Chavez, 07/17/2017

One of the most frustrating effects of a stroke is the inability to use, produce and comprehend language, also known as aphasia. Many aphasia sufferers become anxious and frustrated with not being able to communicate and understand others like they did before their stroke.

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