What was originally a way to say farewell to members of a New Mexico State University Counseling and Educational Psychology group counseling practicum has turned into a helpful guide for people still trying to cope with the mental effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read More

With COVID-19 impacting the New Mexico State University College of Engineering on-campus summer programs, college officials decided to offer a new program, NM PREP Virtual in July, for middle school and high school students.

Read More

In its regular meeting Thursday, the Board of Regents of the New Mexico State University system approved a systemwide operating budget of roughly $620 million for the coming fiscal year, a 5.7 percent increase over the current year. They also acknowledged the expectation that the budget will be revised later this summer, following a likely special session of the New Mexico Legislature, which may reduce planned appropriations from the state.

Read More

Laura Bittner has a passion for providing youth development programming to all New Mexicans.

Read More

A collaboration between creative colleagues at two of the New Mexico State University system’s campuses has led to a productive internship program that has helped launch the graphic design careers of more than a dozen students over five years.

Read More

For the first time in its 25-year history, the New Mexico State University Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium has gone virtual.

Read More

New Mexicans have been growing wine grapes since 1629, when Spanish monks planted vines in the Rio Grande valley near present day Socorro. Through the centuries, viticulturists have demonstrated that the state’s semi-arid climate and plentiful sunshine can be ideal for vineyards.

Read More

More than a year ago, New Mexico State University was contacted by the University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center for a research study partnership. The study would pair cancer survivors who had completed their primary cancer treatment with local Extension Master Gardeners. The “Survivor-Master Gardener” team would work together to plan, plant, maintain and harvest three seasonal gardens at the survivor’s home.

Read More

New Mexico State University has named Luis Campos as its new associate vice president for Facilities and Services. Campos, who has more than 30 years’ experience in facilities management, starts his new role on May 18, overseeing facility operations across the NMSU system.

Read More

While COVID-19 has had an unprecedented impact on citizens around the world, New Mexico State University’s Indian Resources Development has found a way to continue its Dream Keepers summer camp. The 2020 program for Native American high school students in New Mexico entering 10th through 12th grades will be a six-week virtual camp.

Read More