Researchers in the Department of Public Health Sciences in New Mexico State University’s College of Health and Social Services have launched a study to examine the impact of cancer on Hispanic family dynamics and help the development of cancer education programs that serve Hispanic women diagnosed with cancer.

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October coincides with National Cyber Security Awareness Month and New Mexico State University’s Information & Communication Technologies Department is doing its part to spread awareness of safe internet practices.

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For too long, jails have served as treatment facilities for people suffering from mental health conditions. It’s a local and national reality. In fact, at any given time, more than 40 percent of the jail population in the Doña Ana County Detention Center is being treated for mental illness in a system designed to incarcerate, not to deliver health care.

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New Mexico State University football fans are quick to get their “Guns Up” to support the Aggies. But a different version of that salute during halftime of Saturday’s game honored a special person the football program lost earlier this year.

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New Mexico State University has been ranked 35th on the Top 50 Best Value Online Colleges for 2017 by Value Colleges, an independent online guide to the best values in undergraduate and graduate education.

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LOS LUNAS, N.M. – Solar radiation, temperature and precipitation are the main drivers of crop growth and yield. As a result, agriculture has always been highly dependent on climate patterns and variations.

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Arrowhead Center at New Mexico State University hosted its third Aggie Shark Tank event Wednesday at the Las Cruces Convention Center, and while the “shark” investors may have chosen not to bite on any of the business opportunities that were offered up by student and alumni entrepreneurs, they did share an ocean of advice on how they might take their ideas to the next level, along with an offer to try out one product, which may prove more valuable than an investment.

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The New Mexico State University Rodeo Team and longtime rodeo team supporter Frank DuBois will host the second Cowboy Reunion Oct. 28 and 29, for all past and present rodeo team members.

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A food pantry that provides needed support to students and employees at New Mexico State University and Dona Ana Community College received an infusion of cash at a crucial time, thanks to a Homecoming week partnership between the university’s Alumni Association and several Las Cruces restaurants.

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An environmental historian with more than 30 years of experience will talk about the challenges facing the U.S. National Park Service as part of a lecture series at New Mexico State University.

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New Mexico State University Chancellor Garrey Carruthers announced Wednesday that NMSU would return its marketing and communications functions to the office of University Advancement, where they had previously been assigned. As part of the move, Justin Bannister, NMSU’s assistant director for news, was named interim associate vice president for marketing and communications.

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Innovate New Mexico brought together the best and brightest researchers, scientists, and startups in a daylong technology showcase at Albuquerque’s Sandia Golf Club.

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A documentary that focuses on child abuse and neglect in New Mexico and features two experts from New Mexico State University recently won a 2016 Rocky Mountain Emmy Award.

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If you’re interested in racing Madagascar cockroaches – or at least watching the bugs race – you won’t want to miss the Fright Night film festival at New Mexico State University.

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New Mexico State University’s College of Engineering has a new associate dean of research and doctoral studies.

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A team of engineering students at New Mexico State University, working as Aggie Innovators, are actively engaged in promoting technology acceleration across campus. And it’s paying off, with projects receiving more than $367,000 in funding over the past five years.

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When Jeany Llorente-Ontiveros works with students in her job at New Mexico State University, she often is reminded of the reasons she, too, was drawn to the university as an undergraduate.

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The next time a plant in your yard is infested or infected, it may end up at one of just four laboratories in the nation with accreditation status.

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Karen Kopera-Frye has joined the New Mexico State University College of Health and Social Services as associate dean, Dean Donna Wagner announced. She will focus on academic issues such as recruitment, retention, assessment plans, course scheduling, enrollment strategic planning and mentoring in research.

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Science fiction movies and television shows are often criticized for their scientific inaccuracy and portrayal of scientists. Stephen Cass, a New York-based science and technology journalist who co-authored the book “Hollyweird Science,” says filmmakers are actually doing a better job of getting it right.

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Walking is a simple form of exercise, and public health sciences undergraduate students at New Mexico State University are encouraging the campus to get moving through Exercise is Medicine on Campus, a national initiative.

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Are you looking to accelerate your idea and move your technology to the market? The LAUNCH program at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is now accepting applications from local innovators looking to gain valuable advice and guidance before entering the market.

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Ana Lopez, a doctoral student in the Special Education and Communication Disorders department in New Mexico State University’s College of Education, will attend a prestigious leadership conference Oct. 27-28 in San Antonio alongside her mentor, SPED/CD professor Loretta Salas.

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Students in New Mexico State University’s College of Business had an opportunity to travel to the Independent Insurance Agents of New Mexico Annual Convention in Albuquerque in September and learn more about the real world of insurance and risk management. It’s one of many hands-on learning and networking opportunities made possible by a gift last fall to the college from the Independent Insurance Agents of New Mexico and New Mexico Mutual.

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A New Mexico State University professor aims to change the conversation surrounding the experiences of Arab Muslim women living in America with an animated film titled “The Four Hijabs.”

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With October comes National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and New Mexico State University is ready for its annual “Tough Enough to Wear Pink Week,” festivities scheduled Oct. 17 to 22. The effort promotes cancer awareness and raises money to fund cancer research in at the university.

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New Mexico State University’s Department of Art will host its annual jewelry sale from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31, in the lobby of the D.W. Williams Hall, 1390 E. University Ave., next to Barnes & Noble.

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It’s the family-friendly event to beat all others in Las Cruces: on Oct. 22 you’ll find farm animals, games and prizes, and samples of local food all in one at a completely free event.

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Homeowners, master gardeners, landscape managers and turfgrass professionals are invited to attend the Southwest Turfgrass Association Recreational Landscape Conference and Expo hosted by New Mexico State University Oct. 25-27.

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If you are having trouble with your yard, garden or houseplants, a group of New Mexico State University students may have the answers you need to help solve your plant problems.

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