In an effort to increase the enrollment of international students from Mexico, New Mexico State University is inviting prospective students and their families to attend the Dia Descubre recruiting event Nov. 19 on the NMSU campus.

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Amy Britt will take the bench this month as an administrative law judge in California after decades of success as a lawyer with a flare for the non-traditional – she sometimes wears leather frock coats to court. The El Paso native and New Mexico State University alumna is also a novelist who has published 14 novels and two short story collections over the past 12 years. Her success now is far from where her life began right after college.

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Arrowhead Center, New Mexico State University’s gateway to entrepreneurship, innovation and technology transfer, will celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week, Nov. 12-16, with events and workshops around Las Cruces aimed at enhancing collaboration in the regional entrepreneurship ecosystem.

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New Mexico State University’s College of Arts and Sciences continues the “Global Connections” public lecture series with a double header: “How World Travel Can Save Your Life” and a visit to the “Heart of China,” which provides the opportunity for representatives to share their global experiences around the world.

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American Indian pueblo farmers and ranchers of northern New Mexico continue to be a vital economic component to the region with the longest continuous farming history in the continental United States, dating back more than 800 years.

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Amy Miller, a graduate of the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management at New Mexico State University and 20-year veteran of the hospitality industry, has been named general manager of the new hotel being built on NMSU property.

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The Southwest Turfgrass Association in cooperation with New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences will be hosting the annual Recreational Landscape Conference Nov. 13-15 at the Ruidoso Convention Center in Ruidoso, New Mexico.

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Consumers will rarely buy a home on the spot or ride off in a new truck after one visit to a car dealership. That’s because real estate and vehicles fall into a category of “high-stakes” – or what marketers have long called “high-involvement” – purchases that commonly require a series of interactions between consumers and salespeople before reaching a sale.

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New Mexico State University is launching a campaign this weekend to empower students, faculty and staff to take action to prevent violence on campus. The program is called “STAND UP, SPEAK OUT.”

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Cliff Hudson, chief technology officer of Systems Technology Solutions, is no stranger to agriculture. Hudson grew up on his family’s farm and regularly rode a tractor with his grandfather while he cultivated corn. He has a deep appreciation for farming and community. His company recently secured a $20,000 investment for GreenAI, an innovative sensor technology for crop analytics, through the AgSprint business accelerator program at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center.

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