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Other NM universities announcements
This category will combine all universities that are not in Silver City, i.e. not WNMU, into one category under Non-Local News Releases
When this category is created, we have NMSU and ENMU that send us notices.-?
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University Global Campus has announced a new partnership with Ardham Technologies, an IT consulting firm that delivers technology solutions designed to help organizations achieve their business objectives while reducing operational risk.
This collaboration provides Ardham employees with access to cost-effective, flexible, career-focused online bachelor's and master's degree programs, along with targeted microlearning courses designed to strengthen both technical expertise and essential professional skills.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
On April 10, 2026, New Mexico State University witnessed a milestone in student-led innovation. Fifty-five students representing majors ranging from computer science and nursing to civil engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, and mathematics, converged in Science Hall for Hack NMSU, the university's first interdisciplinary hackathon.
Organized by the Computer Science Student Association and backed by the NMSU Computer Science Department, the NMSU FinTech Lab powered by Nusenda Credit Union, and the Mike Hunt Construction Sprints through the Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship at Arrowhead Center, the event challenged teams to conceive, build, and demo a working product in just seven hours.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University will host Aggie Remembrance Day, a celebration of life honoring members of the NMSU community who died during the academic school year, Friday, May 1.
Aggie Remembrance Day is a long-standing NMSU Student Life tradition and an opportunity for campus to gather together to reflect, share memories and celebrate those lost between April 15, 2025, and April 15, 2026. The ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. at Corbett Center Student Union, third-floor ballrooms.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
Two teams of New Mexico State University students earned top honors at the 2026 Desert Dev Lab Hackathon, a statewide competition held in Albuquerque on April 18 and 19, that challenged participants to build artificial intelligence solutions for the food and agriculture sector.
Hosted by NM Tech Talks, the hackathon brought together 27 teams from across New Mexico. Participants were given datasets and tasked with using machine learning and artificial intelligence models to develop a working minimum viable product addressing a real problem in food and agriculture. The Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship, housed within NMSU's Arrowhead Center, served as a sponsor of the event.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
Fresh off a powerhouse performance at the American College Dance Association Northwest Conference in Las Vegas, the New Mexico State University Dance Program will be celebrating its recent accomplishment at the spring dance concert "Fusión de Frontera."
The concert begins at 7 p.m. today with performances through Saturday, April 25, in Rentfrow Hall on the NMSU main campus. The production serves as a homecoming showcase for the 10 Aggie dancers who represented the technical grit and creative soul of NMSU on the regional stage.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
The depth and breadth of New Mexico State University's art students' talent will be on display this spring with the Master of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts thesis exhibitions. The shows will open with a joint reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 1 at the University Art Museum Contemporary Art Gallery.
The MFA thesis exhibition, titled "Where We Ended Up," features work by master's candidates Arch Jones and Ezekiel Martey. The two-person show is the culmination of their research and development during their program and spans a variety of media and processes.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
Starting this summer, a grant from Intel will help establish a new eight-week undergraduate research and cleanroom training program.
The award will support six NMSU engineering students as they broaden their knowledge through early exposure to research experience, semiconductor-aligned skills, cleanroom training and career mentorship.
"This program is an exciting extension of Intel's ongoing investment in our students and the College of Engineering," said Sara Patricolo, interim director of Engineering Outreach. "Their support goes beyond a single initiative; it reflects an ongoing commitment to developing both our students and New Mexico's engineering workforce. By connecting students with real-world research and industry mentorship, we are strengthening the pipeline of talented engineers who will drive innovation in our region."
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University Army and Air Force cadets will showcase their precision, dedication and unity at the 124th annual Presidential Pass-in-Review ceremony. Cadets will march in formation, and those who have gone above and beyond in their training and in the classroom will be awarded scholarships and honors.
NMSU U.S. Air Force and Army ROTC will present their cadets to university leadership, faculty, families and fellow cadets at the event. It is free and open to the public.
2 p.m. Thursday, April 23.
Aggie Pride Field on the NMSU Horseshoe.
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