Three southern New Mexicans with connections to New Mexico State University received Albuquerque Business First’s 40 Under Forty recognition last week, including Christopher Dulany, James Tawney and Terra Winter.

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BELEN – Belen will be the next stop for the agricultural listening sessions held by New Mexico’s top agricultural leaders.

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Three New Mexico State University seniors participated in an adventure of a lifetime during the Red Bull “Can You Make It?” competition during April.

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The University Art Gallery at New Mexico State University is hosting a community art project with artist John Garret for the production of three very distinct quilts that will be constructed from May 24 – July 14 in the gallery at 1390 E. University Avenue. The building will be open from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.

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New Mexico State University’s Board of Regents announced the selection of Dan Arvizu, Ph.D., as the university system’s next chancellor and John D. Floros, Ph.D., as president of NMSU.

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On Monday, May 14, 26 competitors are teeing it up at the New Mexico State University Golf Course for the U.S. Open local qualifier. Tee times start at 8 a.m. The event is free and open to the public.

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More than 2,000 New Mexico State University students will be earning their bachelor’s and advanced degrees this spring.

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The New Mexico State University Alumni Association will honor its spring 2018 Outstanding Graduates with a luncheon Friday, May 11, at the NMSU Stan Fulton Athletic Center.

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New Mexico State University associate professor Ilana Lapid’s short film is being screened at EnviroFest-Tunisia this month, along with award-winning documentaries “A Plastic Ocean,” “Catching the Sun” and “Before the Flood,” Leonardo DiCaprio’s film about climate change.

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HealthAssembly, an inaugural conference presented by Arrowhead Center at New Mexico State University and hosted by Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine, will take place June 14 at BCOM. The conference is held at the culmination of HealthSprint, a new five-month digital health technology accelerator program powered by New Mexico Gas Company that supports and grows promising startups in healthtech.

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During an advising session as a freshman at New Mexico State University, Norann Calhoun received a flier for the New Mexico Space Grant Consortium. She started attending meetings for the program in fall 2014, and she will graduate May 12 with not only a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering but also with four years of experience as a student researcher.

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Five New Mexico State University students placed at the 66th Annual Meeting of Southwestern Branch of the Entomological Society of America. The branch meeting, which takes place every year, was held in Albuquerque March 25-29. Research on entomology is presented by students and faculty from universities across New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Mexico.

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New Mexico State University’s Priscilla Bloomquist will be inducted into the New Mexico Tourism Hall of Fame Tuesday, May 8, by the New Mexico Hospitality Association.

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New Mexico State University invites alumni and friends to join Homecoming 2018 celebrations Oct. 4-6, 2018, in Las Cruces.

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An assistant professor of anthropology and her students at New Mexico State University are conducting archaeological research on El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro, a Spanish-Colonial period trade route extending from Mexico City to Santa Fe.

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KRWG News received two first-place awards at the Society of Professional Journalists Colorado chapter’s Top of the Rockies contest April 20. Top of the Rockies is a regional, multi-platform contest for reporters and news organizations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.

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MESCALERO – Arthur “Butch” Blazer knows the benefits of a college education for an individual and for a tribe.

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Many times, a successful business idea starts not with a product, but with a problem. Entrepreneurs often see a need in their community as an opportunity to put their problem-solving skills to work in creating something new.

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A concrete canoe would be considered an odd pairing to most people. For a group of New Mexico State University College of Engineering students, it poses a challenge they are eager to meet.

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The New Mexico State University Fire Department has upgraded its rating by the Insurance Services Office from a 3/3X to a 2/2X rating, which is among the top 3 percent in the country.

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