New Mexico State University’s Borderlands and Ethnic Studies Department unveiled a set of new murals at the O’Donnell Hall lobby on Tuesday, Jan. 21. The murals depict images of children, parents,...

In the 99th edition of the I-10 rivalry, the New Mexico State women’s basketball team hosted the University of Texas at El Paso. The Aggies were fueled by Conference USA scoring leader Molly Kaiser’s...

The start of a new year called for changes in leadership within the athletic department at New Mexico State University, as President Valerio Ferme announced the university would be parting ways with longtime...

Every semester the Black Student Association has at least one discussion night where they talk about trending topics on campus. The most recent one took place on Nov. 20, collaborating with the Society...

The William B. Conroy Honors College's third annual Honors Art Exhibition titled “The Collective Awareness” debuted on Friday, Nov. 22. This year’s theme asked, “what do you value?” and gave...

Cruces Creatives is a makerspace with the objective of helping people learn skills and make projects. A makerspace is like a gym where people can work on their craft, having access to a variety of tools...

The finale to a disappointing season for the New Mexico State Aggies was also the 101st Battle of I-10 as the University of Texas at El Paso Miners came to Las Cruces to claim the silver spade and brass...

Surrounding oneself with a community of never-ending support is a perfect way to spend a weekend. Special Olympics New Mexico’s Holiday Classic was held in Las Cruces from Nov. 14-16, welcoming athletes...

NMSU Theatre and American Theatre Company brought audiences their final production of the Fall 2024 semester with ‘Mother Courage and Her Children.’ Directed by Associate Professor Larissa Lury, it...

This year, New Mexico State University hosted the annual Roshni festival on Nov. 3, bringing the NMSU and Las Cruces community to promote diversity on campus and foster intercultural dialogue. Roshni is...

“I’m feeling exactly like I did when I was 15 and it happened the first time,” senior Adara Walker said. “[I’m] a bit in disbelief and disappointed, and I think I’m still in a stage of denial.”  November’s...

On Oct. 17, New Mexico State University’s Students for Justice in Palestine convened for their inaugural meeting. SJP is part of a broader national organization, the National SJP movement. The group...