Conversations flowed like the wine into the glasses at the fully booked café. It was time to shine for New Mexico State University's School of Hospitality and Tourism Management and what better way...
NMSU’s LGBT+ Programs and Asian Pacific Islander Program co-hosted the second annual Anime and Cosplay Convention on Oct. 23 in Corbett Center Auditorium. The event was attended by a diverse crowd of...
The 68th Senate of the Associated Students of New Mexico State University met on Oct. 31. The subject at hand was reimbursement delays.
The session opened with ASNMSU Adviser Sam Worley who expressed...
The second annual Asian Horror Film Festival was held in the CMI Theater in Milton Hall on Monday, Oct. 21. The event was put on by the Asian Pacific Islander Program, along with the support of many other...
The Halloween season finale for the NMSU women’s soccer team came after forward Loma McNeese's coronation as she became the all time leading scorer in her magic moment in Ruston with her 27th career...
NMSU’s Latin American Programs hosted LACumbia Night on Oct. 16 to celebrate the end of Latinx Heritage Month. The evening was filled with vibrant rhythms and the infectious energy of cumbia music. Featured...
Four games. That is what stands between the Aggies and the team's ability to go to three bowl games in three years. But in 2024, with now a 2-7 record, it's not an extreme feeling to say the hopes of December...
On a night filled with death drops, splits, flips, and tricks, the OUTober X Drag Show hosted by NMSU’s LGBT+ Programs featured outstanding performances by local and national drag performers. Held on...
It’s November and that only means one thing. It’s time for Aggie basketball. The season officially started Monday, Nov. 4, with the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys visiting the Pan American Center...
Chefs, cooks, and culinary students of the Las Cruces area competed at 100 West Cafe in Gerald Thomas in the 575 Food Fights this semester. The final duel for the professional bracket took place on Oct....
Every year KRUX, New Mexico State University’s student-run radio, hosts a birthday celebration in honor of when they first became the campus radio station. Held at the Corbett Center Student Union outdoor...
The Northern-Southern Dance Group performed on the Corbett Outdoor Stage during New Mexico State University’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration on Monday, Oct. 14. Hosted by the American Indian...
