Arrowhead Center, the entrepreneurship and innovation hub at New Mexico State University, has received a new two-year grant to support entrepreneurship education in New Mexico. The NMSU Foundation was awarded $350,000 from the Colorado-based Daniels Fund to support programming at Arrowhead Center.

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Entrepreneurs, innovators and any others interested in intellectual property will have a unique opportunity on Tuesday, Oct. 17 when patent and trademark experts deliver a comprehensive public learning session at New Mexico State University. NMSU Library is the Patent and Trademark Resource Center for New Mexico.

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In "Mariachi Girl," a bilingual musical playing later this month at New Mexico State University, young Carmencita dreams about being a mariachi singer. Carmencita longs to sing alongside her father. However, he clings to a long-held family tradition of male-only mariachis.

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The New Mexico State University Department of Music will host its 49th annual Jazz Festival and Jump Start with a supporting grant of over $5000 from the New Mexico Arts organization. This is the first time the NMSU festival, which runs Nov. 15-16, has received support from New Mexico Arts, a division of the state’s Department of Cultural Affairs.

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Celneque “C.J.” Bobbitt, who transferred to New Mexico State University earlier this year to play for the men’s basketball team, wants to add about three pounds of muscle to his 6-foot-7-inch frame in order to help boost his performance on the court once he’s eligible to play in the 2018-19 season.

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New Mexico’s culturally diverse population and rugged desert terrain make it a special place for visitors and guests – but these same qualities create challenges when it comes to delivering quality health and wellness information and services to rural communities with a limited network of providers. Advances in telemedicine, digital health monitoring and medical technology continue to improve access for rural residents, and in this rapidly growing field, there is plenty of room for new products and ideas that benefit all New Mexicans.

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New Mexico State University’s third annual concert series “Autumn Overture” has been expanded to include four concerts over two weeks in October, featuring the Department of Music’s premier ensembles.

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The New Mexico State University Board of Regents will soon begin a series of public forums as the group begins its search for the university’s next chancellor. During the board’s meeting Thursday evening, Regent Mike Cheney was appointed to chair the search process. Cheney chaired the Board of Regents during the last search five years ago when Garrey Carruthers was named chancellor. Regents noted the importance of keeping the campus and the communities served by NMSU informed during the process.

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New Mexico State University electrical engineering graduate Colin McDowell and his company, McDSP, will receive an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development at the 69th Engineering Emmy Awards show on Oct. 25 at the Loews Hollywood Hotel.

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New York City-based artist Eric LoPresti will be in Las Cruces Oct. 8-10 after a visit to the Trinity site in preparation for his exhibition at the University Art Gallery at New Mexico State University in 2018 titled “Superbloom.” LoPresti will give an artist lecture about the project at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10 at NMSU’s Hardman and Jacobs Undergraduate Learning Center, Room 125.

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