The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold a regular meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1, in the Regents Room of the Educational Services Building on the NMSU Las Cruces Campus.

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Enrico Pontelli, dean of New Mexico State University’s College of Arts and Sciences, recently traveled to Italy in early July to receive an award for outstanding achievement from the University of Udine, the dean’s alma mater.

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A 10-year-old boy’s accidental discovery in the Las Cruces desert led a New Mexico State University professor to a rare, mostly intact 1.2 million year-old stegomastodon skull.

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One of the most frustrating effects of a stroke is the inability to use, produce and comprehend language, also known as aphasia. Many aphasia sufferers become anxious and frustrated with not being able to communicate and understand others like they did before their stroke.

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A New Mexico-based agricultural technology company is working to solve a global food problem at the local level with support from the AgSprint accelerator program at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center entrepreneurship and innovation hub.

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In a recent report from the Brookings Institution, New Mexico State University was listed as a leader in equal access to higher education. The report gave NMSU the second-highest score in the nation as a public university that provides opportunities for social mobility to students and produces valuable research.

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A New Mexico State University criminal justice professor recently published a book detailing criminal gang activities in San Antonio, Texas, for the past 100 years.

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The New Mexico State University Engineering New Mexico Resource Network hosted the 2017 NM PREP High School Academy June 18-30. The NM PREP program provides diverse, high-achieving middle and high school students the opportunity to explore STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) careers.

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CLAYTON – On the windblown plains of northeastern New Mexico stands a feed mill and livestock pens with the sole purpose of researching how cattle react to the feedlot environment.

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New Mexico State University has earned a STARS Gold rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. STARS, the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System, measures and encourages sustainability in all aspects of higher education.

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Learn about crops, grazing research and more at this year’s field day at the New Mexico State University Agricultural Science Center at Tucumcari Tuesday, Aug. 8.

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Leaders and entrepreneurs in the world of agricultural technology will join promising agtech startups to discuss ideas to help promote and develop agtech investments in New Mexico, as well as the global state of agriculture, at the inaugural AgSprint Assembly, which will take place Aug. 10 at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum in Las Cruces.

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Beth O’Leary, professor emerita in New Mexico State University’s Department of Anthropology, will travel to Washington, D.C., to give a presentation on space archaeology and heritage preservation.

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For baseball fans, summer means hot days and nights at the baseball park, taking in the smells of hot dogs and roasted peanuts, the sound of baseball bats cracking as they hit a home run, and the sight of a baseball soaring high over the park walls.

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An assistant professor in New Mexico State University’s College of Arts and Sciences’ Astronomy Department recently coauthored a paper detailing the shape and motions of stars within a distant galaxy.

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Along a high gravel road radiating white under the sunlight, near the Rio Grande, whose waters splash against the walls of a bridge over it, and nestled within acres of shady pecan trees is Taylor Hood Farms.

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Researchers at New Mexico State University have received a second contract from the New Mexico Department of Health to expand last summer’s project to map the geographic distribution of mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus in the state.

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COCHITI – It is said that weeds are plants growing where they are not wanted. One place weeds invade are fields of crops.

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ALCALDE – Grafting is very useful in fruit tree production for both commercial growers and home gardeners.

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In the health technology industry, innovation is a constant. New ideas for devices, products and services are always emerging, but it can be difficult to access the potential customer base that’s needed to test the feasibility of these innovations in a timely manner.

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As New Mexico State University finalizes its budget for 2018, university leaders continue to refine their strategy of focusing on student success.

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Perhaps you want to brush up on your knowledge of cattle anatomy or fire ecology. Maybe you could use a lesson in saddle fitting or plant identification. Learn about all these topics and more at New Mexico State University’s Ag Days Degree program Wednesday, Aug. 2, to Friday, Aug. 4.

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LOS LUNAS – In August when school teachers ask what did you do this summer, some will be surprised to hear their students say they watched a cow being milked and meat being cut into steaks, or they saw the honeycomb inside a beehive.

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When you think about West African savannas, elephants and lions may come to mind. But … termites?

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With a theme of “Do More, Grow More and Be More,” the State 4-H Conference at New Mexico State University Monday through Thursday, July 10-13, will be a busy, exciting week for hundreds of senior 4-H members from across New Mexico.

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The popular Passport Acceptance Facility at New Mexico State University is moving to a new location.

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CIMARRON – This year’s New Mexico Youth Ranch Management Camp introduced 24 youths to the science and business side of ranching. Most have been “hands” on their family ranch, but many did not know the “why” behind the tasks they have been doing.

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ABIQUIU – The dean of New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences and the secretary of the New Mexico Department of Agriculture will be in Abiquiu Tuesday, July 18, to listen to the concerns of agricultural producers in northern New Mexico.

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TAOS – Five civil servants receiving the certified public manager designation were among the 33 New Mexico EDGE graduates recognized during the New Mexico Association of Counties annual conference June 22 in Taos.

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Novice and experienced dancers, along with some of the world’s leading dance scientists and educators, will converge at New Mexico State University next month.

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