Three researchers at New Mexico State University recently received a grant from the Paso del Norte Health Foundation to promote lifelong physical activity among teens. The program, Youth on the Move, is designed to help physical educators learn how to implement an Activist Approach to teaching in their classrooms to better facilitate students’ engagement in […]Read More
New Mexico State University was recognized on the seventh annual U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities 2021 rankings. NMSU is among 1,500 institutions in 86 countries listed, and this year NMSU tied for 750th. NMSU also was listed on two subject rankings: 152nd in space science and tied for 511th in engineering. The […]Read More
A new study by a group of researchers from New Mexico and Indiana found that Americans’ diets are becoming unhealthier as a result of stresses related to the coronavirus pandemic. The findings – published last month in the European Journal of Investigation in Health, Psychology, and Education – are part of the first and largest […]Read More
Two New Mexico State University gender and sexuality studies professors and creators of the Feminist Border Arts Film Festival were invited to recap five years’ worth of their work in a two-hour retrospective program of short films and video art in collaboration with 516 ARTS, a non-collecting, contemporary art museum located in Albuquerque. The Feminist […]Read More
Krishna Kota, associate professor of thermal sciences and energy in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at New Mexico State University, has received a nearly $250,000 Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) grant from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to purchase equipment for conducting research on the cooling of directed-energy weapon systems. […]Read More
This year’s grape crop has been harvested, but the work is not over. Now is the time to reassess and prepare the vineyard for winter. New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service in Rio Arriba County is hosting a virtual workshop on vineyard maintenance, at 10 a.m. Tuesday, October 27, presented by Gill Giese, NMSU […]Read More
New Mexico State University’s Black Programs will host a two-mile walk Thursday, October 22, as part of a national initiative for African-American women and girls that promotes healthy living, families and communities through walking. “This is a milestone for New Mexico,” said Kimberly York, interim director of Black Programs. “This is the first time a […]Read More
New Mexico State University has been recognized on the Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics list published in the October issue of The Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine. NMSU ranked 44th in total enrollment for bachelor’s degrees and 53rd for total enrollment for four-year schools. NMSU also was listed as 57th in total enrollment […]Read More
The pesticide safety education program at New Mexico State University is now offering workshops two ways online. Pesticide applicators may earn continuing education units by attending a webinar series or pre-recorded presentations. “Because of the COVID-19 social distancing requirements, we have developed two ways for public and private pesticide applicators to earn their CEU requirements,” […]Read More
Lt. Col. Mark McClellan is taking over the reins of the Army ROTC Bataan Battalion at New Mexico State University. Before coming to NMSU in July, McClellan commanded the 1st Battalion, 77th Armored Regiment at Fort Bliss. McClellan comes from a military family. “The Army was a big part of my family and it felt […]Read More
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