New Mexico State University’s Women in Animation (WIA) student collective invited animation students to speak with guest speaker Alex Untoria on April 23. During the virtual video call, an audience...

Rich and resonant tones filled the auditorium as audience members gathered to witness the performance “From Vienna to the Andes” by the university’s Philharmonic Orchestra. This immersive experience showcased the...

New Mexico State rallied from an eight-run deficit Sunday, April 26 to defeat Delaware 12-10, clinching a three-game series victory at the NM State Softball Complex. The Aggies took two of three against...

KRUX 91.5 FM, New Mexico State University’s student-run radio station, held KRUXFEST, their annual multi-day music festival on April 16 and 17 to highlight local bands and vendors.  KRUXFEST has...

Las Cruces, NM – The New Mexico State Aggies (16-22, 7-11 CUSA) hosted the Sam Houston State Bearkats in a weekend conference series April 17 through April 19. The Sam Houston Bearkats swept the series...

As college students around the world have to balance academic duties, jobs, outside activities, and relationships, moving through day-to-day life can feel as stressful as walking on a tightrope. At New...

Skeletons tucked away in closets aren’t always completely metaphorical. Almost everyone has clothes they don’t wear draped over hangers or shoved into their dressers. Often, these items reflect a style...

NMSU’s Latin American Programs (LAP) held Selena Day at Pete’s Patio, celebrating the iconic Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla on her birthday, April 16.  The event provided free food from...

The sun is home to tornadoes that can be as tall as 13 Earths.  Every year, hundreds of graduate students submit their research to NASA in hopes of receiving the prestigious Future Investigators...

Every decision a person makes is political, especially in modern times.  Recent federal administrative decisions, global conflicts, and local concerns for the safety of our international friends have...

Stories once buried in history were brought back to life during a public reading by Tim Z. Hernandez, award-winning author.   La Sociedad para las Artes hosted the event as part of NMSU’s Nelson-Boswell...

Vinylthon is not only a cultural phenomenon keeping physical media alive in the digital age, but it also serves as part of a fundraiser for scholarships supporting the upcoming generation of broadcasters. Celebrated...