In a tradition that was started by the Department of Student Life, fellow Aggies who have passed away within the past year are honored in a ceremony for the contributions they gave to this world.   On...

Currently, New Mexico State University does not have any university run programs that serve Asian/Asian American and Pacific Islander [AAPI] identifying students. Several NMSU students have stepped forward...

The New Mexico State baseball team traveled to Seattle this weekend where they would earn their first series win in conference play of the season. The Aggies dropped game one of the series but finished...

Video game developing company FromSoftware Inc.’s Elden Ring is something truly special.   With about 90 hours of playtime to journey and battle through in the Lands Between, it feels there is...

In a high scoring three game series against the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros, the New Mexico State baseball team went 1-2, by taking the first game, 11-8, but dropping the last two, 8-13,...

Marigold’s Boyfriend is a short story written by The Round Up staff member, Elijah Nix. Due to its length, the first half of the story was published on April 11, 2022. This is the second and final part...

On April 7 to April 9, New Mexico State University’s two cheer teams competed at the NCA (National Cheerleaders Association) College Nationals in Daytona, Florida. The teams competed in the Intermediate...

Elections for student-body leadership have wrapped up with a record amount of voter turnout this year. Unofficial results released late Friday night (April 8) via Instagram by the Associated Students of...

Aggie Fashion Club made a successful comeback by hosting the Sustainable Met Gala Fashion show on Thursday, April 7th. The event was an entertaining and inspiring runway that brought the audience...

Hookups during college can be as fun as it sounds and as just as frightening for the dating script and the risks that are involved. Current college classrooms are mostly full by those considered to...

For students who were stressed out from school or just wanted to feel some joy, on Aggie grounds a therapy dog was here to save the day.    Tony the therapy dog, accompanied by owner Lisa Archer,...

With freshman Jordin King in the circle, the New Mexico State Softball team, 9-22, out played the Seattle University Redhawks, 8-1, after a late start Friday evening. King started and closed for the Aggies...