The 68th Senate of the Associated Students of New Mexico State University met on Oct. 3, in which15 bills were passed. Many bills were introduced and quickly passed, but one took much deliberation -- an...
Making a name for herself and persisting to achieve whatever she can, Marlee Cavitt is a dual athlete, and nothing will get in her way.
Cavitt is a 19-year-old athlete from Sacramento, California,...
NMSU actors and Southwest Theater Company captured the attention of the crowd with their performance of ‘Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors’. The play was performed from Sept. 27 to Oct. 6 at the ASNMSU...
It wasn’t just a random Tuesday night game for the Aggies. It was a make-or-break game for a team that was staring down the barrel of a 1-5 start and an overall losing season. But the prep for a tough...
Jessica Hernandez, a climate justice and land rights advocate and author of “Fresh Banana Leaves: Healing Indigenous Landscapes through Indigenous Science,” visited New Mexico State University on Sept....
Every student in college experiences the pressure and reality of having to manage their schoolwork and personal life. What is it like for students who have to work on top of it all?
Noah Torres,...
The ASNMSU Rules Committee convened on Oct. 8, 2024, to discuss Resolution 13, which was a preliminary step in impeaching ASNMSU President Ala Alhalholy.
Senator Kolby Taylor presented the resolution,...
Atkinson Hall was filled with music, laughter, and recollections of past concerts on Sept. 22. Fall was given an early welcome at the ninth annual Autumn Overture with New Mexico State University’s Wind...
Being a pet owner is an honor and a privilege that many people undertake with open hearts and homes. However, outside circumstances can prevent pet owners from providing for their furry companions, and...
New Mexico State University’s new hot air balloon, “Aggie Up”, made its first appearance at Pat and Lou Sisbarro Community Park on Thursday, Sept. 26 during the ASNMSU Burning of the Lobo pep rally....
What does it take to turn around a program, to make winning not only possible, but expected? Sure, it’s said coaches are only as good as their players, but the secret to winning is sometimes something...
Las Cruces for Palestine held a “Teach-In” on Friday, Sept. 20 in front of the Corbett Outdoor Stage. The event aimed to raise awareness and educate fellow students at NMSU about the Palestinian-Israeli...
