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An internationally renowned storyteller is donning Charles Darwin’s hat to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the “Origin of Species” with a free performance at New Mexico State University Nov. 10. “Charles Darwin and his Revolutionary Idea” is open to the public and starts at 10 a.m. in the Corbett Center Auditorium. ... Read More >>

A Howard Hughes Medical Institute program at NMSU is sending science on a trip around the state, and seeing some stellar results so far. The Mobile Molecular Biology Lab is an outreach program in the Department of Biology. The program takes contemporary biology research techniques to high school classrooms across the ... Read More >>

Prompted by recent newspaper articles claiming global warming doesn’t exist or at least isn’t very serious, former NASA scientist Thomas Schmugge felt compelled to offer the other side of the story. The NMSU physics department will host the public talk “The Discovery of and Physical Basis for Global Warming” on Nov. ... Read More >>

A six-year project has come to fruition for New Mexico State University Assistant Professor of Journalism Roger Mellen, who has written a book on the concept of freedom of the press in Colonial Virginia. The academic tome titled “The Origins of a Free Press in Prerevolutionary Virginia: Creating a Culture of ... Read More >>

The American Southwest Theater Company at New Mexico State University will host its third, free theater workshop this season, “Seussical Dances,” presented by guest artist Niki Lemmon from 5-6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, in the Isabel Crouch Reader's Theatre, located between the English and Speech buildings on the NMSU campus. “Seussical ... Read More >>