New Mexico State University finance professor Tim Query has been elected president of the Asia-Pacific Risk and Insurance Association, an organization with an international membership of academics, executives, researchers and government leaders who share ideas and engage in collaborative research for the benefit of the insurance industry.

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Matt Olson loves to make others laugh. In his free time, he reads about New Mexico history and wars, and when he’s not inside a book, he enjoys meeting new people. It sounds like an average life – one as the father of two children, who are both students at New Mexico State University, and husband to his wife Patty. But, eight years ago, Matt and his family lived a different life.

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Kenneth “KC” Carroll, an associate professor in New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, and his collaborators have discovered an increase in the lifespan of ozone, giving more time for it to treat water both in groundwater and in waste-water treatment systems.

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A public screening at New Mexico State University of “ALTERNATE ENDINGS, ACTIVIST RISINGS” will highlight the impact of art in AIDS activism and advocacy. The event will be free and open to the public and held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Creative Media Institute theatre on the NMSU campus located at 2915 McFie Circle.

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The New Mexico Alliance for Minority Participation has received a five-year, $4 million grant renewal from the National Science Foundation for 2018-2023. New Mexico State University is the lead institution for the statewide program that was created in 1993.

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FARMINGTON – Approximately 5,000 semi-truck loads of potatoes leave the Four Corners region every year. The spuds are headed to dinner tables via retail stores and snack processors.

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Faculty, staff and students from across the New Mexico State University system gathered on the main campus Thursday afternoon to celebrate the inauguration of Chancellor Dan Arvizu and President John Floros, who both encouraged others to, “Be bold. Shape the future.”

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New Mexico State University’s Climate Change Education Seminar Series continues Nov. 28 with a closer look at cap and trade programs used to control carbon emissions and other types of pollution.

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The STEM Outreach Center at New Mexico State University has received $224,000 to expand STEM programs for K-8th grade students in Hatch, Gadsden and Las Cruces schools.

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New Mexico State University’s business administration program has been ranked as one of the best programs in the state and nation for veterans, according to new rankings released by College Factual, a New York-based firm that tracks data analytics and insights on college outcomes.

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