The New Mexico State University Activities Center will be closed to students once again following the most recent health order set in place by the State of New Mexico.  The Aquatic Center remains open...

This one ain’t even cooking. But ideas are probably the hardest part of making food, so here’s an idea and a how to.   Cooking 101: Module 3 – Salads, because we never eat enough vegetables....

New Mexico State University’s graduation rates appear to remain steady amid the pandemic compared to its northern neighbor, University of New Mexico. According to the UNM Office of Institutional Analysis...

The New Mexico State men’s basketball team managed to get back on track with a 69-51 win over UTRGV despite an awkward reschedule to a Tuesday morning and a limited roster.  The Aggies were without...

The New Mexico State softball team has been one of the university’s most consistently successful programs for the better part of head coach Kathy Rodolph’s last decade in charge, but if the pandemic...

After starting its season opening series against Abilene Christian a disappointing 0-2 the New Mexico State baseball team picked up its first win of the season in a dominating 12-2 fashion Sunday afternoon,...

The New Mexico State Women's basketball bounced back after a Friday afternoon let down against Tarleton State to win its final “home game” of the season at Eastwood High School 67-44, setting the Aggies...

New Mexico State finally returned to the baseball diamond for the first time since COVID-19 put an end to their 2020 campaign and nearly mounted a comeback over Abilene Christian, but ultimately coming...

New Mexico State University Chancellor Dan Arvizu implied in an email the university will not change to Sanctuary status after legislation from Associated Students of NMSU and Faculty Senate arose requesting its...

Two identical bills with the intent to grant the New Mexico State University Carlsbad branch independence have recently been granted do-pass recommendations by their respective education committees in...

Dzaki Sukarno, a Las Cruces native and New Mexico State University student, has made his way from the phone screen to the big screen nationwide. Sukarno recently broke into the music scene when he first...

Directed by New Mexico State University professor, Ross Marks, and adapted for the screen by Mark Medoff, “Walking with Herb” is set to premiere in select theatres April 30 and will be available for...