Despite a series of construction delays, New Mexico State University’s newest residence center, Juniper Hall, will open in time for move-in day Friday, Aug. 16 and the beginning of the fall 2019 semester. Students can expect to see workers on-site for the next few weeks as finishing touches are completed.

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Solving problems. Working well in a team. Taking creative risks. These are all important entrepreneurial skills and attitudes that that are challenging to master at any age. Through support from the Colorado-based Daniels Fund, the Innoventure program at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center introduces children as young as 5 to these skills, so they’re more ready to apply them throughout their education and into their careers.

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New Mexico State University’s newest residence center, Juniper Hall, may not open in time for the beginning of the fall 2019 semester. Over the weekend, the university began notifying students who had wanted to move into the facility of the possible delay. All other NMSU residence halls will be ready for move-in day on Aug. 16 and students who had planned to live in Juniper Hall will be accommodated in other facilities until it is ready.

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When Aggie baseball players start the 2020 season, they will have a new facility to help them hone their skills thanks to long-time donors and loyal Aggie fans, Mike and Judy Johnson, who have pledged $900,000 to build a new training facility for the NMSU baseball program.

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Brenda Bishop, a longtime Extension Family and Consumer Sciences agent in Quay County, retired July 31, ending a career spanning more than 30 years with New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service.

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New Mexico State University’s Leora Zeitlin has been recognized with two first-place awards from the National Federation of Press Women for her work with KRWG Public Media.

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The New Mexico State University Foundation has partnered with Bosque Brewing Company and the Spacelion for Life Fund to continue to bring suicide awareness programs to the Las Cruces community.

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The Clinical Psychopharmacology program at New Mexico State University recently awarded the first Dr. Timothy Fjordbak Endowed Scholarship, named after a dedicated psychologist who earned his master’s degree in psychopharmacology from NMSU in December 2014.

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According to the 2019-2020 Center for World University Rankings, New Mexico State University has been ranked in the top four percent of institutions of higher education worldwide. With 20,000 degree-granting institutions of higher education worldwide evaluated, this year NMSU ranked 783rd overall and earned a national rank of 187th.

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Arrowhead Center at New Mexico State University is introducing a new format for its Innoventure entrepreneurship and prototyping competition this academic year. Now called Innoventure Challenge, the new format keeps its focus on business development and prototype design while incorporating a more flexibile time commitment for teachers and students.

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