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May 11, 2010

More than 2,000 graduate from NMSU; Archuleta and Yates honored

A total of 2,060 students at New Mexico State University's Las Cruces campus applied for graduation this spring. Of those, an estimated 1,400 took part in the university's spring 2010 commencement ceremonies May 8, at the Pan American Center. An additional 738 students were candidates for degrees at NMSU's community colleges. read more...

NMSU Regents approve budget, building renovations

At a regular meeting Friday, May 7, the New Mexico State University Board of Regents approved the operating budget for fiscal year 2010-2011 and moved forward on three renovation or remodeling projects. read more...

Graduation caps off exciting first semester for President

There is nothing quite like graduation day on a college campus. The sights and sounds of celebration are everywhere, as beaming families proudly share the accomplishment of their loved graduates, and friends and fellow students share their pride in a job well done. read more...

President Couture inauguration announced

The New Mexico State University Board of Regents has announced that Aug. 16-20 will be the celebration of a new era at the university as we officially inaugurate Barbara Couture as the 25th president. read more...

NMSU Doing What Counts Campaign reaches $220 million

New Mexico State University's Doing What Counts fundraising campaign has raised $220 million to date and continues to move toward its $225 million goal by December. read more...

NMSU follows nationwide changes in student loan program

Student loan borrowers at New Mexico State University will now receive their loans directly from the U.S. Department of Education, following changes in the federal student loan program. read more...

NMSU and DACC receive national attention in Hispanic Outlook

Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine has recognized New Mexico State University and Dona Ana Community College in several categories regarding Hispanic students and faculty. read more...

NMSU assistant professor earns national recognition

The American Association for Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE) has recognized Cristobal Rodriguez, an assistant professor in New Mexico State University's College of Education, as a 2010 Faculty Fellow. read more...

NMSU students build well for Mexican village

For the second year in a row, a group of New Mexico State University students skipped the usual festivities associated with spring break and did some backbreaking work instead. The students and their faculty adviser spent their week away from campus building a new well for the 80 or so residents of Ruiz De Ancones, about 80 miles southwest of Chihuahua, Mexico. read more...

University plans for storm water management

New Mexico State University has developed a Storm Water Management Program for the Las Cruces campus that fulfills an Environmental Protection Agency requirement that the university take steps to reduce the discharge of any pollutants as much as possible. read more...

Spotlight - Chris Keintz

Chris Keintz leads an exciting job at New Mexico State University, helping small businesses develop and succeed. He also makes time for an animation career, creating an educational cartoon series for children. read more...