Story by Alyssa Candelaria
Pete’s Pickup will pick up and drop off any student on the New Mexico State University campus to keep the school community safe at night.
Pete’s Pickup is a service that has been provided by the Associated Students of NMSU for the last two years free of charge to anyone who calls its, [...]

Story by Ariel Wright

The Third Annual Las Cruces White Ribbon Day, a rally and march against domestic violence held on Nov. 14, received support from many people in the community as well as organizations from New Mexico State University.

Story by: Mandi Cordova
If you have been to an intramural game on campus recently, you may have noticed several advertisements for Powerade.
Last year, the sports drink teamed up with New Mexico State University intramurals. Now, internships for students are offered on campus because of this partnership.

Story by Sylvia Quintanilla

Yellow eyes of silent campus residents brightly watch from the trees. Others lay out in the sun and sleep. New Mexico State University is not only home to the Aggies, but to feral cats as well.
Since 2002, the Feral Cat Management Program has conducted the Trap-Neuter-Release program on the NMSU campus to [...]

Stories by Matthew Morris and Nikki Shook
New Mexico State University’s Branson Library was the site of hip-hop Alumni’s grand opening of the hip-hop stacks book display early this November–just in time for National Hip Hop month.
–Matthew Morris
 
 

Story by Eunice Blanco

Balancing a full-time job and a full-time class schedule is not an easy task. While many students work part time as they attend college, only about one-quarter of full-time students work between 32-40 hours a week.

Story by Ariel Wright

New Mexico State University is an open venue of all types of opinions, values and beliefs. At NMSU there is a mixed interpretation of what religion means and what part it should play on campus. 

Story by Jessica Winsor
The semester is not even over yet, and we have hit that stressful time when we not only have to think about this semester, but the next as well. Advising has started and registration will come soon after.
For some students this comes easy – they know what they need to take and [...]

Story by Melissa Aguilera
The Mesilla Valley Maze, located on Picacho Avenue near Fairacres, has been a tradition of fun and education for 11 years now in southern New Mexico. Families come to enjoy all the numerous farm-related activities each fall.

“As long as people leave with a smile on their face, we know they enjoyed it,” [...]

Story by Dalal Boresli
Mariachi musicians were on hand for the grand opening of The Uno Advertising at Roberto’s Mexican Food on Oct. 28 when Edmundo Resendez, owner of Las Cruces advertising agency, celebrated with his family and friends at Roberto’s Mexican Food.
Resendez said opening an advertising agency at this time is beneficial for small businesses struggling because [...]