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Jason McNabb

Jason McNabb, Photographer

Jason McNabb is a senior at NMSU who’s majoring in Journalism and Mass Communications. His main expertise thus far is photography, however, writing is another passion of his. When he’s not out and about photographing the landscapes of Southern New Mexico, you can find him playing guitar, listening to heavy metal, or watching a Buccaneers game. He believes The Round Up is one of the best stepping stones for his career as he dives deeper into journalism, and is thankful for everything he has learned here thus far.
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NMSU is rumored to be buying The Flats at Ridgeview, a popular apartment complex among NMSU students.

NMSU is rumored to be buying The Flats at Ridgeview, a popular apartment complex among NMSU students.

Burrell College's recent parking lot expansion.

[Photo] Burrell College to expand with new facilities

May 10, 2021
NM State makes easy work of Tarleton State in the third game of their season series, picking up the team's first win since April 9 against Sac State.

[Photo] Aggies snap nine game losing streak with win over Tarleton State

April 24, 2021
The Aggies score at least 11 runs in three straight victories over UTRGV.

[Photo] NM State bounces back after Friday letdown, holds off surging UTRGV to claim series victory

May 2, 2021
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NM State loses its sixth straight after dropping four in a row to the Lopes.

[Photo] GCU completes the sweep, hands Aggie baseball 13th loss in 14 games

April 18, 2021
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NM State loses its sixth straight after dropping four in a row to the Lopes.

Aggie Cupbaord

Aggie Cupboard

Nearly 50 boxes of pre-prepared non-perishable foods sit in a storeroom, ready for Aggies to retrieve if needed.

An employee of the Aggie Cupboard gives The Round Up a tour of the storeroom for non-perishable goods.

Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

[Photo] NMSU plans to offer vaccinations, in-person learning for fall 2021

March 31, 2021
Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

[Photo] NMSU lifts mask mandate for outdoor spaces

May 13, 2021
Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

Signs of normalcy on campus are beginning to return, such as these interviews led by the NMSU Marketing Department for their project, Be Bold 2025.

Although there are signals of life returning to normal at NMSU, some reminders remain of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as an empty Aggie Lounge during a time where it would normally be busy.

[Photo] President town hall provides COVID-19 updates, addresses transition back to campus

April 12, 2021
As things start to return to normal at NMSU, new dining hours are displayed for students and staff outside the Corbett Food Court.

More students are beginning to dine at Taos in Corbett Student Union, signaling the return of normal student life to NMSU.

Courtesy image.

Upcoming “Love, Mom & Dad” seminar aims to curb hazing

Jason McNabb and Alanna Herrera
March 11, 2021
A woman films herself receiving a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the red lanes of NMSU's vaccination site. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

NMSU Nursing students fundamental to Las Cruces vaccinations

Rachel Baggett and Jason McNabb
March 10, 2021
Workers observe a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine recipient in the yellow lane of NMSU's vaccination site. The yellow lane is reserved for people with known allergies to components of the Pfizer vaccine. These recipients are monitored for 30 minutes for adverse affects.

A woman directs traffic in the green lanes of NMSU's vaccination site.

A woman films herself receiving a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the red lanes of NMSU's vaccination site. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

A man receives a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the red lanes of NMSU's vaccination site. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

A man receives a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the red lanes of NMSU's vaccination site. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

A man receives a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the green vaccination lane at NMSU.

An NMSU Policewoman escorts traffic into the red vaccination lanes at NMSU. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

An NMSU Policewoman escorts traffic into the red vaccination lanes at NMSU. The red lanes are reserved for faculty and staff members.

An NMSU Police officer monitors incoming traffic into vaccination lanes for COVID-19.

A National Guard officer carries a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the red lanes at NMSU's vaccination site. The red lanes are limited towards faculty and staff.

A man directs traffic into the green lanes for COVID-19 vaccination at NMSU.

Normal dining tables have yet to return at Corbett's Food Court.

Students return in a limited capacity to eat at the Crobett Food Court.

Angela Owens, newly hired director of Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies, holds Samson the dog, associated with Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers

Passion forward: Angela Owens to lead NMSU early childhood studies institute with heart

Ryker Bilvado and Jason McNabb
February 17, 2021
Angela Owens and Dr. Gaylene Fasenko play with Samson, Dr. Fasenko's personal dog, and another dog in training to become a seeing-eye dog in the Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers club.

Samson is a terrier owned by Dr. Gaylene Fasenko, director of the Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers.

Samson is a terrier owned by Dr. Gaylene Fasenko, director of the Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers.

Angela Owens, newly hired director of Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies, holds Samson the dog, associated with Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers

Angela Owens, newly hired director of Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies, holds Samson the dog, associated with Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers

Angela Owens, newly hired director of Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies, holds Samson the dog, associated with Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers

Angela Owens, newly hired director of Glass Family Research Institute for Early Childhood Studies, holds Samson the dog, associated with Guide Dogs for the Blind NMSU Community Puppy Raisers

The "A" Mountain Roast is pictured of front of the Tortugas Mountain, otherwise known as "A" Mountain. (Image Courtesy of Estas Manos)

“A” Mountain Roast coffee adds to NM State licensed products collection

Raul Flores and Jason McNabb
February 8, 2021
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NMSU's Arrowhead Park houses the New Mexico Federal and State Technology Partnership Program.

[Photo] NM FAST awarded Tibbets Award for exemplifying small businesses

February 4, 2021
NMSU President John Floros held a virtual town hall meeting Jan. 26, 2020.

[Photo] President town hall addresses budget cuts, COVID-19 updates and mental health

January 28, 2021
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For "graduation" stories

For "graduation" stories

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[Photo] Op-Ed: Boldly Indifferent to Sexual Assault at NMSU

May 20, 2021
NMSU is now applying an additional fee for classes traditionally delivered in person.

[Photo] NMSU reduces online per credit fee, hybrid and synchronous classes now included

November 30, 2020
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TRIO Office at Hardman-Jacobs at NMSU

For the "election coverage" story

[Photo] 2020 General Election recap: New Mexico results

November 9, 2020
The Research and Creative Activities Committee approached Faculty Senate on Sept. 24

[Photo] NMSU Faculty Senate to consider reestablishing "Faculty Talk"

October 26, 2021
Hadley Hall at NMSU houses Chancellor Arvizu's office.

[Photo] BREAKING: NMSU plans for conventional fall 2021 semester

March 10, 2021
NMSU receives large budget cut

[Photo] NMSU receives budget cut from state of New Mexico

November 9, 2020
For the "local brands" story

For the "local brands" story

For the "local brands" story

[Photo] Las Cruces businesses help promote NMSU Mask Up campaign

November 16, 2020
For the "local brands" story

For the "local brands" story

For the "local brands" story

For the "local brands" story

For the "asnmsu election" story

[Photo] ASNMSU elections open Nov. 2 through Nov. 6

November 2, 2020
For the "el paso curfew affecting nmsu commuter students" story

For the "boo flu shots" story

[Photo] Burrell College of Medicine and NMDOH to host free Halloween flu shot clinic

October 30, 2020
For the "lescombs" story

[Photo] NM State partners with D.H. Lescombes for Pistol Pete’s Crimson Legacy Wine, plans for possible local retail

October 23, 2020
For the "aggie athletics run for justice" story

For "study abroad virtual fair" story

For "indigenous people's day" story

[Photo] NMSU American Indian Programs celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day virtually

October 19, 2020
For "nmsu lab granted contract" story

For "USDA grant" story

For "graduation ceremony" article

[Photo] New Mexico universities allowed to practice in-state, Aggie basketball can return home

January 20, 2021
For the "hispanic heritage month" story

For the "hispanic heritage month" story

For the "college merger" story

[Photo] NMSU Dance program to dwindle down to one faculty member

April 12, 2021
For the "Gateway to NMSU - Update" story

For the "covid outbreak at music building" story

[Photo] NMSU Music classes resume hybrid instruction

October 7, 2020
For the "GO Bond Modernizing AG department" story

For the "learning tents around campus" story

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