Like many faculty members at New Mexico State University, Gabriel Rochelle was a bit apprehensive about moving his course on the Old Testament to the Zoom online platform.

Read More

Microplastics polluting the Pacific Ocean could be cleaned up and recycled with the help of an invention created by Crustacean, a design team at New Mexico State University.

Read More

Most expectant mothers know that a placenta is something that forms around fetuses to nourish and protect them. However, what they may not realize is that a placenta is considered an organ that only appears during pregnancy.

Read More

An NMSU female employee in her 50s is hospitalized in stable condition after testing positive for COVID-19. She has been working from home since March 18, when the university began to implement telework procedures.

Read More

The New Mexico State University Art Museum has created a series of online Saturday programs in collaboration with artists and programming partners from “Labor: Motherhood & Art in 2020,” in response to closing their doors for public health reasons due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Read More

Could women’s independence become another victim of the novel coronavirus? A New Mexico State University sociology professor says the answer is likely yes.

Read More

When classes at New Mexico State University resumed March 30, Campus Tutoring Services was prepared to continue helping students, albeit in a new format.

Read More

Two beef cattle reproduction workshops postponed in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic are now planned for online delivery in April.

Read More

During the COVID-19 pandemic there are many sources of information for self and family care and safety.

Read More

As New Mexico State University students come back from an extended spring break to face the new normal of online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many can be left feeling isolated and unsure how to navigate moving forward.

Read More

The coronavirus crisis has resulted in the closures of all New Mexico public schools. In response, New Mexico State University’s KRWG Public Media is partnering with New Mexico PBS, Albuquerque Public Schools and KENW to air a broadcast initiative that will support and encourage at-home learning for K-5 students and their families. The broadcast lessons will be on KRWG channel 22 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through Friday beginning April 6.

Read More

New Mexico State University research will see large-scale development through seed investment and commercialization, thanks to a new partnership with VIC Technology Venture Development.

Read More

During the 2019-2020 basketball season at New Mexico State University, the NMSU Foundation awarded seven $1,000 scholarships to Aggie students who were randomly selected in a drawing called, “A Grand in the Stands!”

Read More

It’s happening throughout the country and New Mexico is no exception – businesses are moving online in new ways by embracing their Internet connectivity. New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is using the same tactics to be the link to entrepreneurs who are working on ramping up their businesses during these challenging times.

Read More

Pollinator insects play a critical role in the agricultural world. Without their natural transference of pollen from plant to plant while obtaining nutrients, many types of vegetables and fruit for human consumption would not exist.

Read More

Daniel Miller enrolled at New Mexico State University to become an actor. But thanks to the hands-on, multi-disciplinary NMSU Department of Theater Arts, Miller found another passion and recently received his first award for it.

Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused financial uncertainty for many people with the closure of nonessential businesses and guidelines restricting gatherings to five people.

Read More

In the days and weeks since COVID-19 became a worldwide pandemic, empty grocery store shelves have become an all-too-common sight. But New Mexico State University’s on-campus food pantry, Aggie Cupboard, is working to ensure students, staff and faculty facing food insecurity have access to pantry staples during this time of crisis.

Read More

For some youth, the COVID-19 closure of their school building is a time to learn about technology and design tools that they can use to create digital projects.

Read More

In the fight against the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, the most important thing most of us can do is to stay home, follow guidance on social distancing and hand-washing, and wait for the worst of the outbreak to subside. But for many essential members of the workforce, this is the time when their expertise and hard work are most needed, and it’s not work they can accomplish from the safety of a home office.

Read More

The STEM Outreach Center at New Mexico State University is providing families at home during the COVID-19 outbreak with fun resources to keep the STEM learning going.

Read More

A group of students from New Mexico State University’s School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management took home the top honor and three other awards last month during the National Society of Minorities in Hospitality conference in Houston.

Read More

As part of an ongoing effort to keep the campus community and the public informed during the COVID-19 pandemic, New Mexico State University President John Floros and members of the NMSU campus leadership will hold a second virtual town hall at 3 p.m. Thursday, March 26. President Floros and other leaders will provide updates for the Aggie community and then take questions.

Read More

Parents, have a budding entrepreneur at home? Are you looking for activities while your elementary school student is at home? Join New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center with two Facebook Live events hosted by the Innoventure program that will introduce them to the concepts of solving a problem, creating a business and using things around the house to build their first prototype.

Read More

When New Mexico State University resumes classes March 30 following a two-week spring break, course instruction will be an online format for the remainder of the spring 2020 semester.

Read More

There’s an old Chinese Proverb that goes, “Tell me and I may forget, show me and I may remember, involve me and I understand.” It’s a quote that Kulbhushan Grover, a New Mexico State University associate professor in the Plant and Environmental Sciences Department, keeps at the forefront of his mind as he teaches his crop production class in the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences.

Read More

A specialist with the New Mexico State University Extension Family and Consumer Sciences is offering useful tips on how to properly plan for self-isolation during the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Read More

As the new virus that causes COVID-19 continues to sow economic chaos across the world, longtime New Mexico State University economics professor Chris Erickson warns of an upcoming recession as the pandemic takes hold in the United States. But Erickson, interim head of the Department of Economics, Applied Statistics and International Business in NMSU’s College of Business, predicts a short-lived recession with a speedy recovery.

Read More

Parents are faced with the difficult task of talking to their children about the COVID-19 pandemic, but should remain calm and reassuring in these uncertain times, said Lisa Peterson, a New Mexico State University assistant professor and director of the School Psychology Doctoral Program in the College of Education.

Read More

Several New Mexico State University graduate programs have been recognized on the newly released U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools 2021 rankings.

Read More