"Indivisible Justice Beyond Walls & Borders” is the theme of the 2018 J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Symposium. On Thursday, March 15, the symposium will include a full day of discussions, films and events at the ASNMSU Center for the Arts, 1000 E. University.

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Through cold nights, dusty winds and dirty faces, the New Mexico State University rodeo team competed aggressively at the first college rodeo of the spring 2018 season in Fort Huachuca, Arizona, March 3-4.

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With the vast amount of information available with a click of a mouse, the New Mexico State University Library has implemented a new system to help students, faculty, staff and researchers from the community. The new discovery system, which is called Primo, went live in December.

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It’s been five years since a daughter, soon to earn her doctorate, asked her mother to do the honors of “hooding” her. It’s been five years since a student learned she received a prominent scholarship with the help of her professor. And, it’s been five years since that mother and professor’s life was cut short.

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The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold multiple meetings Tuesday, March 6, at NMSU's Las Cruces campus.

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New Mexico State University’s Honor College in conjunction with the American Indian Program will welcome Michele Companion, a sociology professor at the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs, to campus at 3:30 p.m. Monday, March 5, for Taking Root: Confronting Urban Native American Food Challenges Through Empowerment and Community.

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Bovine trichomoniasis is endangering New Mexico $895 million cattle industry. It can impact a herd’s annual calving rate and even destroy a cattle producer’s genetic herd. Controlling sexually transmitted trich requires awareness and vigilance on the part of the rancher.

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For 6 years teenagers have learned the science behind ranching at the New Mexico Youth Ranch Management Camp conducted by New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences.

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Tom Dormody, Regents Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Extension Education at New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences was honored by the American Association for Agricultural Education as a Senior Fellow. The award was presented in May of 2017 at AAAE’s annual conference in San Luis Obispo, California. The award recognizes members of the association who have made exceptional contributions to their profession and who have more than 20 years of active service at the collegiate level.

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The recent enforcement of a federal regulation regarding transporting animals across state lines for commerce has confused not-for-profit haulers including 4-H and FFA families.

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