NMSU offers new online master’s in Geographic Information Science and Technology
Flexible 30-credit program offers GIS&T training, hands-on projects and industry connections for professionals and students starting Fall 2025.
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English professor, scholar restores trailblazing NMSU professor’s film collection
NMSU professor Julia Smith digitizes Orville Wanzer’s films, preserving early student projects, avant-garde cinema and New Mexico’s first feature film.
NMSU astronomer awarded two NASA grants
NMSU astronomers secure $1M in NASA grants to advance research on planet formation and early solar system mysteries
NMSU biology professor featured in book highlighting women in STEM
The book reveals the personal stories of 27 active female scientists who have overcome hurdles to achieve success.
NMSU partners with MIT, Boston College to launch NSF AI education study
LTs4AI officially started Oct. 1 and partners with Las Cruces Public Schools, NMSU’s STEM Outreach Center in New Mexico and the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation and Waltham Public Schools in Massachusetts.
NMSU professor receives NASA, NSF grants to inspire student researchers
NMSU astronomy assistant professor Juie Shetye is inviting students to study the secrets of the sun and causes of climate change.
NMSU provost names dean to lead university’s artificial intelligence efforts
Pontelli sees AI as a basic skill required for all future careers.
Groundbreaking NMSU film partnership, ‘Santa’s Cousin’ premiers Dec. 4
The Christmas romantic comedy “Santa’s Cousin” will premier on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at Allen Theatres Cineport 10 in Las Cruces.
NMSU student inspired by industry leaders Google, Apple, Bloomberg and Netflix
New Mexico State University computer science student Genesis Valenzo spent this year attending summits, workshops and inspirational conferences.
