Gadsden ISD selects Nubia Tarazona as superintendent
Gadsden ISD has selected Nubia Tarazona as its next superintendent after a search process that included community input and interviews with finalists.
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From burnout to breakthrough: WNMU graduate finds new direction in Silver City
A WNMU graduate says moving to Silver City helped her rediscover her art and pursue a new path as both an artist and educator.
Discovery Scholars Program expands research opportunities for NMSU undergraduates
NMSU is expanding its Discovery Scholars Program to give more undergraduates hands-on research experience with faculty mentors and pathways to graduate study.
LCPS board votes unanimously to remove César Chávez name from elementary school
The Las Cruces Public Schools Board voted unanimously to remove César Chávez’s name from an elementary school, with the renaming process beginning immediately.
LCPS board may vote Tuesday to remove César Chávez name from elementary school
Las Cruces Public Schools board members may vote Tuesday on whether to remove César Chávez’s name from an elementary school following weeks of public input and prior discussions.
WNMU student returns to college after a decade, prepares to graduate as bilingual educator
Western New Mexico University student Joselyne Salas is set to graduate after returning to school as an adult learner, becoming the first in her family to earn a degree.
NMSU Food Safety Laboratory transforms into premier hub of innovation
A leadership shift is driving growth at NMSU’s Food Safety Laboratory, with expanded programs and partnerships positioning it as a key player in Southwest food safety innovation.
NMSU art history student receives J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Award
An NMSU art history and history student received the J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Award, recognizing research and community work focused on preserving regional history and advancing social justice.
NMSU political science students present at national research conference
NMSU students shared research on topics including Indigenous policy and nuclear waste at a national political science conference in Washington, D.C.
