Protect the innocent: the public health promise of Kayden’s Law
A new bill modeled on the federal Violence Against Women Act could safeguard New Mexico’s children from the traumatic and sometimes dangerous consequences of divorce
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Las Cruces Public Libraries to host spy movie marathon
First Saturday Movie Marathon features spy films from iconic series starting Jan. 4, 2025, at Branigan Library.
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.
DACC introduces mobile app to streamline access to campus information
New app provides directory, event calendar and academic resources for students and community
New Mexico economist: Don’t expect huge jump in oil production, even if Trump slashes regulations
Legislative report examines Trump-era policies, industry trends and their impact on state revenues
New Mexico State Parks offer guided hikes and polar plunges on New Year’s Day
First Day Hikes initiative encourages outdoor recreation and health to start 2025
New Mexico kids can text 988 for free mental health help
Available 24/7 in English and Spanish, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline connects kids and teens to trained counselors via call, text or chat — providing critical help in a region with limited mental health resources.
Christmas tree recycling event set for January 4 in Las Cruces
The eco-friendly disposal event offers sustainable solutions to Doña Ana County residents
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.
