DACC to offer advanced photography workshops with award-winning photojournalist
Doña Ana Community College will host two advanced photography workshops this fall, taught by award-winning photojournalist Paul Ratje.
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NMSU professor develops new method to predict occurrences of disruptive solar flares
A researcher at New Mexico State University has created a new predictive system that can warn of major solar flares up to a year in advance, offering potential safeguards for space-weather-vulnerable infrastructure.
NMSU to host Young Achievers Forum Oct. 25
New Mexico State University will host the Young Achievers Forum Oct. 25, welcoming sixth-grade students and families from southern New Mexico to learn about higher education, career fields and campus life.
NMSU students showcase cross-border innovation at binational business competition
At Negotium 2025, teams from New Mexico State University and partner universities across the border developed business ideas addressing cross-border trade and market innovation.
NMSU School of Nursing unveils renovated Skills and Simulation Center
The newly renovated Skills and Simulation Center at NMSU’s School of Nursing offers students hands-on training with advanced mannequins, modern hospital equipment and enhanced simulation environments.
New Mexico reading proficiency up 10 points since 2022, state says
State assessment results show reading proficiency in grades 3–8 rose to 44% in 2025, up 10 points since 2022. Math and science scores were mostly flat.
Students learn about tech commercialization through NMSU Arrowhead Center internships
Five students from NMSU and other state universities are gaining real-world experience through Arrowhead Center’s University Center internships, which focus on technology commercialization and startup growth.
NMSU professor recognized as innovator improving access to science
New Mexico State University’s Matt Guberman-Pfeffer is honored as a 2025 Trailblazer for developing tactile and game-based tools that help visually impaired scientists engage with molecular and chemical research
NMSU College of Engineering expands affordable online options for working professionals
New Mexico State University is expanding its affordable, high-flexibility online engineering and information technology programs, allowing working professionals across the U.S. to earn advanced credentials without disrupting their careers.
