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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 Police are continuing to investigate a single-vehicle crash that sent three people to area hospitals around 2 a.m. March 14.
The vehicle traveling southbound on Triviz Drive at the intersection of Cholla Road did not stop at the posted sign and drove through a fence at the nearby solar farm, crashing into the panels. Police say alcohol and speed were contributing factors.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
Come one, come all. See an electron gun demonstration, watch what happens when atmospheric pressure drops in a vacuum chamber and explore the solar system. These are just a few of the demonstrations of physics effects you'll find at New Mexico State University's "Physics Fun Day." If you have a sweet tooth, try the ice cream made with the help of liquid nitrogen.
Organized by the NMSU Physics Graduate Student Organization (PGSO), "Physics Fun Day" is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, March 27 at Gardiner Hall at NMSU. It is free and open to the public, giving participants a way to actively explore the world of physics.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
The New Mexico State University Library has launched a new Loanable Technology Program, expanding access to hands-on tools that help students create, experiment and excel in their coursework.
The program allows any currently enrolled NMSU student to borrow a wide range of equipment, including video and digital cameras, audio recording gear and computer accessories. Equipment is available at no cost and can be used for multimedia assignments, research projects and personal creative work.
"We're excited to bring this service to our students and to put a powerful collection of creative tools directly into their hands," said Kevin Comerford, dean of the NMSU Library. "Our Access Services staff have worked diligently to make the launch seamless, and they can't wait to see the videos, recordings and digital projects our students will produce with the equipment now available to them."
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University faculty and staff will have an opportunity to explore educational pathways, professional development programs and career advancement resources during the upcoming "Invest in You within NMSU" event later this month.
Hosted by the NMSU Employee Council in partnership with multiple campus departments, the event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, March 20, in the Aggie Lounge at Corbett Center Student Union on NMSU's main campus. A virtual session will follow Monday, March 23, from 1 to 3 p.m. via Zoom ( https://nmsu.zoom.us/j/83386909853 ).
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
Established in 2001, the U.S. Department of State's Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program has provided merit-based scholarships to college students to study or intern abroad, and New Mexico State University has been recognized as a top-producing institution.
NMSU was selected in the medium colleges and universities category and recognized during the celebration of the program's 25th anniversary. Additionally, NMSU was honored as a top 20 producer in 2021.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University's College of Health, Education and Social Transformation has selected Abigail N. Wisniewski to serve as director of the School for Young Children and Myrna's Children's Village.
"Family-centered, community-oriented early childhood education and care is a cornerstone of HEST's engagement and outreach mission, no better illustrated day in and day out than by the dedicated teachers at the School for Young Children," said Rick Marlatt, dean of the College of HEST. "Wisniewski is the perfect choice to lead this renowned preschool program. She is energetic, caring, experienced and collaborative. We could not be more excited for her and the program."
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
New Mexico State University has been named to The Princeton Review's Best Online Graduate Programs for 2026 for both its Doctor of Education and Master of Science in Nursing programs, earning national recognition for excellence in online graduate education.
The annual list highlights programs that combine academic rigor with affordability, innovation and accessibility. NMSU's online Ed.D. program was recognized for offering doctoral-level training comparable to on-campus programs while meeting the needs of working professionals.
- Category: Other NM universities announcements
When researchers collaborate across disciplines, it allows them to use new tools, consider new perspectives and see how their work fits into a bigger picture. The New Mexico State University Nepalese Student Association (NeSA) will host their 17th annual international conference embracing international and interdisciplinary study with their theme "Empowering Connections: Technology, Collaboration, and a Shared Future."
The conference is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 21 in Domenici Hall, Room 109. It will also be held virtually, allowing attendees to participate from around the world. Free online access to the conference is available here.
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