New Mexico State University’s 2017 Fungal Biology class will bring science to the kitchen during the upcoming Mushroom Cooking Demonstration Thursday, April 13.

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After 10 trips to Costa Rica, a New Mexico State University professor is sharing insights about how best to learn Spanish in the next “Global Connections” lecture.

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Students in the College of Engineering at New Mexico State University will soon have the opportunity to work in an upgraded laboratory, study during a tutoring lesson and travel to national conferences, thanks to a gift from Western Refining.

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The New Mexico State University floral team hopes to bring home a national championship trophy next summer.

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In elementary school most of us learned that Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue to discover America in 1492. A New Mexico State University history professor says there is evidence that Europeans didn’t believe Columbus discovered a New World until more than 100 years later.

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“The Heart Outright,” an independent film written by Tony Award-winning playwright Mark Medoff and produced by New Mexico State University’s Creative Media Institute, premiers on Friday, April 28 for one week at Las Cruces’ Fountain Theatre.

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When Shylo Carrera-Little decided to major in nursing at New Mexico State University, she was initially hesitant to pursue any specialties that could lead to treating child abuse victims, fearing child abuse cases would be too emotionally taxing to handle.

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New Mexicans are not the only ones who benefit from the expertise of New Mexico State University’s Extension Turfgrass Specialist Bernd Leinauer; Europeans do as well. And Europeans may benefit even more now that Leinauer was appointed Wageningen University’s Endowed Chair for Sustainable Turfgrass Management. It’s the first time this special appointment has been made by the Netherlands university.

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New Mexico State University Air Force and Army ROTC will hold the 115th annual Pass-in-Review ceremony at 4 p.m. Thursday, April 13, at the Aggie Pride Field on the NMSU Horseshoe.

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With April recognized as Financial Literacy Month, New Mexico State University Red to Green Financial Wellness Program and Career Services are participating in a national initiative to increase personal finance knowledge and raise awareness about the importance of that topic.

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Farmers and ranchers in New Mexico shared their ideas and concerns with top New Mexico agricultural officials during the first of three listening sessions.

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Kevin K. Kumashiro, former dean of the School of Education at the University of San Francisco and a leading expert on educational policy, school reform, teacher preparation, educational equity and social justice, will visit New Mexico State University April 17 to discuss social justice education.

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CIMARRON – Cimarron is known for the Philmont Scout Ranch where Boy Scouts from across the nation come each summer for an experience of a lifetime camping in the Northern New Mexico wilderness.

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New Mexico State University anthropology professor emerita Beth O’Leary will join co-authors Lisa Westwood and Milford Wayne Donaldson for a panel discussion and a book signing for “The Final Mission: Preserving NASA’s Apollo Sites” at 5-7 p.m. on Monday, April 10th at Kent Hall Museum on the NMSU campus. NMSU History professor Jon Hunner will be the moderator. Barnes & Noble will have books available. The event is free and open to the public.

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One thing every graduate student works toward is writing an intriguing and thorough thesis to show that they are absolute experts at a subject. 80,000 words would normally take about nine hours to present, but these New Mexico State University students have three minutes.

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Mickey Best, the vice president for learning at South Arkansas Community College, has been appointed president of New Mexico State University – Grants, effective June 1.

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After a seven-year hiatus, New Mexico State University will have a student team compete in the 27th annual WERC Environmental Design Contest Sunday, April 2, to Wednesday, April 5, at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum in Las Cruces.

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New Mexico State University’s Doña Ana County Cooperative Extension Service will offer a free six-week Chronic Disease Self-Management Program starting on April 11.

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The Nepali Students Association, or NeSA, at New Mexico State University will host its ninth annual international conference on Saturday, April 1, titled “Science and Technology-New Perspectives and Challenges.”

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Angelique Amado is a junior at New Mexico State University majoring in chemistry. Thanks to a program that pays undergraduate students to conduct research, she can spend time in the lab without worrying about working off campus to help with school expenses.

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New Mexico State University will celebrate Homecoming 2017 with a week of events highlighting Aggie traditions beginning Oct. 23 and culminating in the Homecoming football game Saturday, Oct. 28, against Arkansas State University’s Red Wolves.

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New Mexico State University’s Department of Government added two events to its colloquium series titled “Democracy in Question?” The series that reflects on local, national and global implications of recent political events, began in February and will continue with four more presentations on Tuesdays through May 2, adding two new speakers on April 11 and 18.

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KRWG-TV will launch new, free localized 24/7 children’s services on Saturday, April 1. The free services include a new TV channel and live stream on digital platforms.

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New Mexico State University Career Services will hold its 43rd annual Educators’ Job Fair from 1 to 7 p.m. Monday, April 24, at the Corbett Center Student Union on the third floor.

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TUCUMCARI – The annual Tucumcari Bull Sale was a triple winner for the animals, producers and victims of recent Western Plains wildfires.

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From dance to film, and from art to tacos, American Indian Week at New Mexico State University offers a variety of unique events.

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A group of New Mexico State University professors is hosting a series of “teach-ins” to help educate the campus and larger Las Cruces community about topics related to current events. The teach-ins combine a faculty roundtable discussion in a classroom atmosphere with both discussion and questions from the audience.

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Love is brewing at New Mexico State University’s upcoming student art exhibition. “Java What?” will open with a public reception at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4 in the lobby of the NMSU Music Center at 1075 Horseshoe on the NMSU campus. The reception will have free coffee and treats in the Music Center lobby-turned-café, followed by musical performances and live poetry beginning at 7:30 pm in the Atkinson Recital Hall.

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Gaurav Panwar, a computer science graduate student at New Mexico State University and native of India, hasn’t had many experiences in the U.S. so far, but compares Las Cruces to a “community” rather than a typical city or town.

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LOS LUNAS – Wildlife, including many species of rodents, can be responsible for a wide range of damage, both indoors and outdoors. From pantries to flower beds and agriculture fields, managing these critters presents a real challenge.

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