The Associated Students of New Mexico State University held their first meeting of the semester on Jan. 26, 2023, where they appointed new senators to positions and passed a bill for the Society of Hispanic...

After many years, the Divine Nine is being brought back to New Mexico State University. The Divine Nine an organization of nine fraternities and sororities that are for black students who want a sense...

The New Mexico State men’s basketball team continued their start of a winning streak after defeating Seattle University on Saturday night at the Pan American Center. The Aggies put up a fight against...

Campus Bookstore, located in the Pan Am Plaza on University Avenue, closed its doors in early January leaving students shocked and at a loss for where to get their textbooks for a cheaper price against...

New Mexico State mens basketball campaign (8-14, 1-9 WAC) embarks on its toughest stretch of the conference season, and it started on Wednesday night as they host Stephen F. Austin (15-8, 7-3) who shared...

Lunar New Year is the celebration of a brand-new lunar calendar for many Asian communities, the lunar calendar has months that are represented by the moon cycles, with this years’ last moon cycle ending...

The 2022-2023 NMSU basketball season has been a stark contrast from the magical March Madness performances of last season. NMSU is still seeking their first win of the new year 2023, as their woes continue....

This spring semester marks a change for university graduate workers, who have successfully concluded their first contractual agreement with New Mexico State University administration, after months...

The New Mexico State (11-10, 6-3 WAC) women’s basketball team came into Thursday night’s bout against Abilene Christian (10-9, 4-4 WAC) with the best defense in the conference, holding opponents to...

Expansive changes are developing in the NMSU Government Department, from new faculty members to new graduate minors, to new program initiatives. These changes include hiring professors with experience...

As most committed New Mexico State University basketball fans know, 6'6" guard Teddy Allen made quite the impression here on Aggie soil. Allen averaged 19.6 points per game, ranked 29th nationally in scoring....

The New Mexico State University football team celebrated their Quick Lane Bowl victory back home in Las Cruces at the downtown plaza Saturday Jan. 23. The crowd, which was met with fans all across town...