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A federal policy shift has forced NMSU to cancel its MÁS program — a nationally recognized effort to improve STEM instruction at Hispanic-Serving Institutions. Faculty say the impact on teaching and student success has been profound.
NMSU Vice President for Research Luis Cifuentes says nearly $25 million in research grants have been lost due to recent federal policy shifts. Officials are now working to realign staff, preserve outreach efforts and protect student programs.
NMSU’s College of Engineering has launched a new international research collaboration with partners in Mexico and Germany to support graduate programs and faculty exchanges.
New Mexico State University’s Teaching Academy Gala celebrated educators and supporters who advanced teaching, research and faculty development during the 2023–2024 academic year.
Branigan Library is offering a free seven-week English conversation class for Spanish speakers beginning May 12, helping participants improve confidence, pronunciation and real-world communication skills.
NMSU’s cybersecurity program has earned a national Center of Academic Excellence designation from the NSA and Homeland Security, recognizing its strength in education and research.
Superintendent Ignacio Ruiz highlighted student gains, equity gaps and the reopening of Columbia Elementary in LCPS' 2025 State of the District address.
LCPS celebrated School Lunch Hero Day on May 2, recognizing the 201 cafeteria staff who prepare meals for students daily and support local summer meal programs across Doña Ana County.
Las Cruces Public Schools will present its proposed 2025-26 budget and community survey results at a town hall meeting on May 7.
