Logan Corbett coaches rodeo at New Mexico State University, but he explains a rider’s success on the back of a horse or a bull – or in any life situation – using a mathematical formula: C = PE + ST(2). more

You can sponsor a singer or musician, a song and/or a show for the New Mexico State University Theatre Department’s production of “Broadway on Stage.” more

The unique and thought-provoking artwork of New Mexico State University Art Department MFA student Katrina Chandler will be a part of the very first show at the University Art Museum when it opens Feb. 28. The exhibit continues through May 28, 2020. more

One of the speakers during a series of Black History Month events in Las Cruces in February is New Mexico State University Associate Professor Henrietta Williams Pichon, Ph.D. more

The evolution of hip hop, health and mental health issues in the black community and a West African drum and dance workshop are among the activities New Mexico State University Black Programs has scheduled in February and March in celebration of Black History Month. more

Even as the first ever-exhibit is going up next door at New Mexico State University’s new art museum, Devasthali Hall, the old art building next door is coming down. Demolition work continues on D.W. Williams Hall, the 80-year-old building that housed the NMSU Department of Art and the University Art Gallery, 1390 E. University Ave., near the intersection of University and Solano Drive. more

NMSU Head Basketball Coach Chris Jans has announced that senior guard Clayton Henry will miss the remainder of the 2019-20 season due to a broken bone in his hand, while senior guard AJ Harris will be out indefinitely with an ankle injury. more

The New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service is offering a master food preserver certification course for people interested in becoming certified master food preserver volunteers. Ideally, students participating in the course have already taken food preservation courses and are familiar with most preservation methods. An application must be completed and submitted to their local county Extension office to be considered for the program. more

New Mexico State University freshmen divers Italia Aranzabal (pictured) and Lily Ellis had a strong day against Trinity University Dec. 18 in San Antonio, Texas, with Aranzabal setting a school record and Ellis qualifying for zones. more

New Mexico State University and the city of Las Cruces expect to host more than 1,200 seniors for the 41st annual New Mexico Senior Olympics Summer Games June 10-13, 2020. Sport venues will be located around the NMSU campus and throughout the city of Las Cruces. The event will be the first in a three-year agreement. more

The Las Cruces Youth Orchestra (LCYO) performs its premiere fundraising concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at Atkinson Recital Hall in the New Mexico State University Music Building, 1075 N. Horseshoe on the NMSU campus. more

The Mesilla Valley Concert Band (MVCB), under the direction of Dr. William Clark, performs a free concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, in Atkinson Recital Hall in the New Mexico State University Music Building, 1075 N. Horseshoe. more

In New Mexico, December is the time for luminarias. Here are some from New Mexico State University’s luminaria night Dec. 1. more

The New Mexico State University Aggies are WAC volleyball tournament champions after defeating Utah Valley and Grand Canyon in the conference tournament Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22-23 in Orem, Utah. more

New Mexico State University’s 44-35 rivalry victory over Texas-El Paso last weekend gives the Aggies the chance to end their season on a three-game winning streak. The basketball version of the I-10 Rivalry between NMSU and UTEP renews once again as the Aggie men host the Miners Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the Pan American Center. more

As the New Mexico State Aggies try for a second-straight win this weekend (Nov. 23) against I-10 rival UTEP, they are riding the exploits of their old hands. more

LAS CRUCES - New Mexico State University and its three community colleges will receive more than $1 million in state scholarship funds for teacher education scholarships, the New Mexico Higher … more