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by Adriana M. Chavez, 08/06/2018
A group of student researchers at the New Mexico State University College of Education have found that New Mexico math teachers who participated in the MathLab professional development program gained knowledge and confidence that ultimately changed their classroom practice and benefitted students in grades kindergarten through 12.
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by Darrell J. Pehr, 08/03/2018
Participants in an upcoming field day will have a chance to meet Dan Arvizu, the new chancellor, and John Floros, the new president, of New Mexico State University.
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by Tiffany Acosta, 08/02/2018
After approximately 10,000 work hours, New Mexico State University’s Aggies Without Limits student organization built a suspended pedestrian bridge in Utuado, Puerto Rico, this summer.
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by Ximena Tapia, 08/02/2018
Eight New Mexico State University students and four NMSU faculty and staff members traveled to New Delhi, India, at the end of April 2018 for the Women Economic Forum. The WEF is a week-long global conference, “to foster empowering conversations, connections and collaborations among women entrepreneurs and leaders from all spheres of life,” according to its website.
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by Minerva Baumann, 08/01/2018
New Mexico State University is among a group of partners that earned a top award through the U.S. Department of Defense Mentor Protégé Program, the oldest of its kind established to help small businesses during the early 1990s.
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by Daphne Griffin , 07/31/2018
When three siblings (and one spouse) all graduate from the same university within a few years of each other, one might assume that university would hold a special meaning for the entire group.
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by Darrell J. Pehr, 07/31/2018
New Mexico State University President John D. Floros will be the keynote speaker at the annual field day Aug. 9 at NMSU’s Agricultural Science Center at Tucumcari.
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by Melissa R. Rutter, 07/30/2018
New Mexico State University Extension Weed Specialist and Assistant Professor Leslie Beck has received funding for the second year in a row through the U.S. Alfalfa Farmer Research Initiative. Beck was one of five researchers chosen by the National Alfalfa & Forge Alliance to receive funding.
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by Tiffany Acosta, 07/30/2018
Three years ago Catherine Brewer was asked to join a university collaboration on bioalgal energy. The assistant professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at New Mexico State University, who specializes in biomass processing, accepted the new challenge.
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by Jane Moorman, 07/27/2018
ALCALDE – Researchers at New Mexico State University’s Sustainable Agriculture Science Center at Alcalde continue to investigate the viability of alternative crops for northern New Mexico producers.
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by Jane Moorman, 07/27/2018
TESUQUE – Making the most of available water is key to the survival of farms during an extended drought. Through the centuries indigenous people of the Southwest have developed methods to raise their crops with a limited source of water.
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The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold a closed executive session meeting at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 31, by telephone.
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The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold a special session meeting at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday, July 31, in the Regents Room of the Educational Services Building, Las Cruces Campus, 1780 East University Avenue, Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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by Billy Huntsman, 07/25/2018
A professor in New Mexico State University’s Department of Biology received a $1.46 million grant to study amino acid transport in mosquitoes in the hopes of finding new ways for controlling their population.
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by Darrell J. Pehr, 07/25/2018
ALAMOGORDO – Children in Otero County will learn about food and kitchen safety, meal planning, gardening, nutrition, branding, beef cuts and bi-products and more during the Farm, Food & 4-H Fun Camp July 30-Aug. 3.
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For the second year in a row, the New Mexico State University Foundation set a new fundraising record in university history, benefitting students, outreach and life-changing research across the NMSU system.
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by Tiffany Acosta, 07/23/2018
Before New Mexico became the 47th state in 1912, many families in the Las Cruces area seized new opportunities in the region. History from the time and region recorded by the Armijo family is available to the public in the New Mexico State University Library Archives and Special Collections Department. Descendants of the Armijo family donated materials in December 2017.
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by Billy Huntsman, 07/23/2018
A New Mexico State University professor is part of an international research team that recently released the results of an experiment that may support a theory for a fourth fundamental particle – the mysterious sterile neutrino that passes through matter without interacting with it.
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by Justin Bannister, 07/23/2018
New Mexico State University Chancellor Dan Arvizu issued a challenge to the nation’s universities during the Great Minds in STEM summit in California earlier this month. That challenge: to find outside investment, including partnerships with corporations, philanthropy and government agencies, to improve education funding and methodology from kindergarten through college with a focus on science, technology, engineering and math.
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by Lauren Goldstein, 07/20/2018
More students around New Mexico and the region got a taste of what it’s like to create their own business this summer as Camp Innoventure expanded its reach, introducing entrepreneurial thinking and business concepts to middle school students from 19 regional communities.
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