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The Independent Student Voice of NMSU Since 1907

NMSU Round Up

NMSUs K-pop club, KCLUB, seen posing for a photo, aims to connect students through their shared appreciation for the K-pop music genre. Oct. 19, 2023.

NMSU K-pop Club continues to create friendship, community 

Elizabeth McCall, Staff Writer October 24, 2023

Last September, New Mexico State University student Tatum-Miranda Betancourt and her friend Roxy Nieto created the university’s K-pop Club, the “KCLUB”, out of their love for Korean popular music....

NMSU v. UNC. Photo courtesy of NMSU Athletics.

Aggie swimmers embrace the past for alumni meet

Reed Black, Staff Writer October 23, 2023

This past weekend, the current New Mexico State Aggies invited their alumni swimmers to join them in the pool again for a bragging rights meet. The meet consisted of nine events without an official winner...

The NMSU Floral Teams fundraising event was held in Skeen Hall. Oct. 17, 2023.

NMSU Floral Team in full bloom

Kaden Martinez, Staff Writer October 23, 2023

The New Mexico State Floral Team is springing up with growing fundraising opportunities such as the spooky Halloween-themed “Scare-arium” event they hosted on Tuesday evening. The Floral Team competes...

Quarterback Diego Pavia scored two touchdowns during NMSUs match against UTEP. Oct. 18, 2023.

Aggies continue to dominate in Battle of I-10

Victor Fierro, Sports Writer October 23, 2023

In the one hundredth edition of the Battle of I-10, New Mexico State football prevailed against the University of Texas El Paso Miners 28-7 after a steadfast offensive and defensive performance. The Aggies’...

The Latinx Community Panel was hosted on Oct. 3, 2023, by NMSUs Chicano Programs.

Latinx panel highlights hispanic empowerment

Ahmad Fairley, Staff Writer October 20, 2023

New Mexico State University is a melting pot of cultures, making it a vibrant place and community. Every year, Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated on campus, highlighting the richness of the...

The Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship hosts NMSUs very own Shark Tank for the Aggies.

Aggie Shark Tank brings fin-tastic opportunities for borderplex students

Andrea Vasquez, Staff Writer October 19, 2023

Sponsored by the Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship, the Arrowhead Center held its eighth annual Aggie Shark Tank. The business adventure took place on Oct. 5, 2023, at New Mexico State University’s Center...

Photo courtesy of NMSU Athletics.

Aggies swept by undefeated Western Kentucky

Kaden Martinez, Staff Writer October 19, 2023

In an underwhelming performance, New Mexico State University women’s volleyball team faced off against the conference leading Western Kentucky University Hilltoppers who swept the Aggies in both matches....

Students for Socialism led the protest outside Corbett Center Student Union. Participants chanted and told personal stories of their families in Palestine. Oct. 17, 2023.

Students stand with Palestine in show of solidarity

Kaden Martinez and Juliana Trujillo October 17, 2023

“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” New Mexico State University students shouted outside Corbett Center Student Union to show support of the Palestinian people in light of the recent...

Photo courtesy of NMSU Athletics.

Aggies make a splash at their first meet of the season

Reed Black, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

For their opening home meet of the season, the New Mexico State University Aggies took on the University of Northern Colorado Bears and collected 131 points but were outscored by the Bears’ 169 points....

The Graduate Student Council, along with the Vice President of Student Success and Enrollment Management, gathered in Gerald Thomas to answer student and staff questions. Oct. 6, 2023.

Graduate Town Hall tunes in to graduate student concerns

Andrea Vasquez, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

New Mexico State University’s Graduate School Council presented the third annual fall Graduate Student Town Hall. Hosted by the council itself, the event took place at Gerald Thomas Hall building on...

Students gathered at NMSUs observatory to admire the full moon. Sept. 29, 2023.

Harvest Moon Festival sheds light on developing AAPI Programs

Madeline Nielsen, Staff Writer October 16, 2023

As the moon rose over the Organ Mountains, more than 150 enthusiastic students gathered to observe the full moon at the Tombaugh observatory. As they listened to traditional Chinese music and snacked on...

Members of the Las Cruces community gathered downtown with various LGBT+ flags to celebrate their pride. Oct. 7, 2023.

Las Cruces celebrates LGBT+ community with Pride 

Adeline Triplett, Staff Writer October 16, 2023

Rainbow flags, clothing and banners covered the Plaza De Las Cruces on Saturday, October 7 as New Mexican LGBT+ groups came together in celebration.  Community members from all over southern New Mexico...

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