On Sept. 19, 2024, the NMSU Board of Regents voted to select Valerio Ferme as former Interim President Monica Torres’ successor. As his term began on Jan. 1, 2025, Ferme thought about what he sees in...

A new weekend brought a new stretch of games for the Aggies on the softball field and after getting swept by the UTEP miners the weekend prior. This set made up for it.  It was easier said than done,...

March 31 marked the 16th annual celebration of Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) as an international holiday to recognize the transgender community. To celebrate, NMSU’s LGBT+ Programs held a panel...

Coachella Weekend 2 is approaching quite fast this year. Thoughts of the hot blazing sun and the feel of the music coursing through our bodies are thoughts occupying many people’s minds worldwide.   As...

I moved to Las Cruces completely unaware of what was in store for me. To be honest, when I applied to NMSU, I had no idea where it even was; I just submitted my application. Coming from my small, nostalgic...

Walking into New Mexico State University's esports lounge was something that brought excitement not only to the club, but also for students around the state. During March 29-30, the lounge was filled with...

The Office of Equity, Inclusion and Diversity hosted New Mexico State University’s 2025 Justice and Revolutionary Thought Conference on Wednesday, March 26 in the Corbett Center Student Union ballrooms....

New Mexico State University’s College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) hosted a poster expo on Wednesday, March 26 in the Corbett Center Aggie Lounge to showcase the hardworking students within the...

New Mexico State University's Art Museum at Devasthali Hall hosted the opening night of the 2025 Juried Student Show on March 21. The juror of this year’s show was Carlos Rosales-Silva. The doors of...

The 68th Senate of the Associated Students of New Mexico State University met on March 27. Of the bills and resolutions presented, Resolution 27 and Resolution 30 both received a favorable recommendation...

Nearly 18 years ago, in Sapporo, Japan, a digital girl with two turquoise pig-tails was born. Hatsune Miku is the personification of a virtual idol developed by Crypton Future Media as a voicebank for...

New Mexico State University’s Black Programs and  the American Indian Program hosted a Civic Engagement Build event on Tuesday, March 18 for American Indian Week, inviting students to foster community...