Landing a significant grant is challenging enough in a time of shrinking state and federal funds available for even the most important research projects. Even when a researcher at New Mexico State University is able to line up a great idea with a willing funding agency, the challenge may just be starting.

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In October, the Student Research and Education Gardens at New Mexico State University were awarded an Organic Transitions grant from the United States Department of Agriculture. The process took researchers including, Mark Uchanski, NMSU professor of the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, three years. Uchanski shares the lessons learned as well as the future benefits.

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BERNALILLO – Want to learn how to improve your yard’s soils? Or what plants will thrive in our dry climate? How about tackling pests in your garden?

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Researchers at New Mexico State University confirm different populations of salt cedar beetles, coming from Texas, Colorado and Arizona are converging in New Mexico.

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New Mexico State University President Garrey Carruthers has announced that longtime NMSU supporters Pat and Lou Sisbarro will make two separate, substantial gifts to the university designated to support various projects and future initiatives.

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The New Mexico State University School of Nursing will host six-week Lamaze childbirth preparation classes during spring 2015 for free to pregnant women. Classes are from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the Memorial Lounge of the College of Health and Social Services building.

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New Mexico State University’s College of Education will host the International Academic Conference for Taekwondo Friday and Saturday, Jan. 23 and 24, on the NMSU campus in Las Cruces. The event is taking place in collaboration with local taekwondo schools, Maximum Martial Arts and Gold Medal Taekwondo. The theme is “Taekwondo as a Martial Art and Martial Sport in 2015: A Collaboration of Physical Training and Academic Discourse for All.”

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With the ceremonial cutting of a ribbon, New Mexico State University officially opened its new Spiritual Center. Following months of construction, the facility is now available for weddings, memorial services and as a location for peaceful meditation, regardless of faith.

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You’ve probably heard of General Antonio López de Santa Anna as a Mexican politician and military strongman who won the Battle of the Alamo, but the adventures of his artificial leg may not be as well-known.

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New Mexico State University Department of Public Health Sciences Assistant Professor Cindy Kratzke believes that education is the key to cancer prevention and cancer control.

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