Two well-known actresses will be honored for their work at the Las Cruces International Film festival during the awards ceremony at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 Main St.

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State Sen. Pete Campos has a dream for the future of New Mexico and he is asking New Mexico State University for help in achieving it.

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Southern New Mexico may not be a hotbed for insurance activity, but it’s home to a thriving risk management and insurance, or RMI, studies program, housed at New Mexico State University.

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New Mexico State University’s annual Technology Day will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14 in the Aggie Lounge at Corbett Center Student Union.

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What are you going to do when you grow up?

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For the third straight year, approximately 500 sixth-grade students and their families from across southern New Mexico will have the opportunity to experience New Mexico State University at the New Mexico Young Achievers Forum Feb. 23. Community en Accion, Bravo Dealerships of Las Cruces and El Paso, El Paso Electric and Wells Fargo are partners in this free event at NMSU.

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According to a recently released report by researchers in the College of Education at New Mexico State University, there were 740 teacher vacancies in New Mexico last year, compared to 476 teacher vacancies in 2017.

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On Monday, Feb. 18, Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation will host the last Aggie Experience event of the 2018-2019 academic year on the New Mexico State University campus. The Aggie Experience is free and open to all potential future students and their families.

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Hispanic women living in the United States’ southwest-border region have a cesarean rate that is higher than that of other Hispanic women in the border states and U.S. Hispanic women overall, a research team at New Mexico State University has discovered.

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Films at this year’s Las Cruces International Film Festival will explore issues such as social justice, immigration, space exploration and the human condition. The 2019 film festival presented by New Mexico State University and Visit Las Cruces runs Feb. 19-24 and offers the region the opportunity to screen more than 90 films – features, documentaries, short subjects, animation and foreign language films in all genres – in less than six days.

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The College of Engineering at New Mexico State University is accepting applications for the 2019 NM PREP Academy, a free summer residential program designed to engage high-achieving middle and high school students in hands-on science, technology, engineering and math activities.

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PORTALES – Entering its second year, the 2019 High Plains Crop and Livestock Symposium will highlight current topics facing agricultural producers around eastern New Mexico.

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New Mexico State University College of Engineering Dean Lakshmi N. Reddi will serve on a committee to provide high-level strategic dialogue and information exchange with U.S. Department of Defense research leaders over the next two years.

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All three TRIO Upward Bound programs at New Mexico State University have received supplementary awards from the U.S. Department of Education for approximately $120,000 for STEM programming.

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SANTA ANA PUEBLO – What is the optimal amount of water to raise quality wine grapes?

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Two New Mexico State University professors will share their experiences leading a group of students on a trip to Ireland in the next installment of the “Global Connections” seminar series.

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As the restaurateurs behind the popular eatery Salud! de Mesilla prepare to expand their business, they’ve partnered with the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management at New Mexico State University to give students the chance to put their knowledge to the test.

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Spend just a few minutes with Dan Arvizu and you’ll see he isn’t a guy who likes to stand around. He’s full of energy – and in a hurry to get some big things done. For Arvizu, those traits will definitely come in handy. As New Mexico State University’s new chancellor, he is working to position the university to address some of the grand challenges of our time.

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John Floros was born and raised in a small mountain community in Greece. His family was one of only about 300 in the town, and he was the first in his family to go to a university. This past summer, as Floros drove from Manhattan, Kansas, to Las Cruces to begin his job as New Mexico State University’s new president, he found a sense of comfort as he noticed the Organ Mountains off in the distance.

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Every year during Homecoming, the New Mexico State University Alumni Association recognizes some of the institution’s most successful graduates and friends through time-honored awards.

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