Category: Education

Two camp locations are available: at Meerscheidt Recreation Center, 1600 E. Hadley Ave.; and at the WIA Building, 340 N. Reynolds St.

The idea evolved when NMSP Chief Troy Weisler, an NMSU alumnus, and Dennis Giever, NMSU criminal justice professor and department head, came together to discuss police recruitment opportunities.

The toolkit shares information on the approach, lessons and activities honed since the Learning Games Lab opened in 2005.  

The district launched its redistricting plan in August, a move to balance student populations for the next school year.

In the fall of 1621, the Pilgrims — early settlers of Plymouth Colony — held a three-day feast to celebrate a bountiful harvest.

The latest finding follows the addition of prices from 2019 to 2022 and an analysis of childcare prices in 2,512 U.S. counties.

The camp will provide enjoyable and dynamic indoor and outdoor activities, arts and crafts, and games for kids from kindergarten through fifth grade.

The courses will help students to complete the foundational math courses and allow them to progress through the engineering course requirements. 

Las Cruces Public Libraries offer a variety of computer literacy classes throughout the month to help people become more comfortable using the technology.

Members of a new research collaborative based at New Mexico State University’s College of Health, Education and Social Transformation are exploring the use of artificial intelligence in education and ties to racial bias.

New Mexico State University is now recognized as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. 

The program aims to give teachers the skills to integrate food and agricultural science concepts into their classes.

Las Cruces Public Schools, New Mexico’s second-largest public school district, has retained attorneys to represent the district against major social media companies including Meta, Google, ByteDance and Snap, Inc.

Through various initiatives, the Office of Equity, Inclusion and Diversity works towards centering servingness and creating a welcoming space where individuals of diverse backgrounds can thrive and contribute to the richness of our academic and social fabric.

Managing money can be scary, and many aspects of financial literacy, such as credit scores, can lead to more questions than answers.

This partnership allows students to gain hands-on law enforcement experience while completing the final 15 credit hours of their bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.

Journal editors provide guidance to authors, facilitate rigorous reviews of scientific submissions, prevent conflicts of interest from occurring, ensure high ethical standards, and make decisions on the publication of high-quality content

This prestigious recognition highlights schools that excel in academic performance or make significant strides in closing achievement gaps among different student groups.

Rachid Darbali-Zamora’s career has been defined by two pivotal moments: his introduction to renewable energy at a high school outreach event and his internship at Sandia National Laboratories.

Take a picture of your Red Ribbon decoration (preferably with people in it!) and upload to www.redribbon.org.

As every aspect of our society continues to speed up, the far-reaching potential of room-temperature superconducting materials could hasten our daily lives to light speed.

The number of scientists from New Mexico State University named to an elite list continues to grow.

While enrollment data is still being finalized and is subject to change, preliminary data from the university’s fall census date of Sept. 6 shows a systemwide headcount for fall 2024 of 22,751 – a 4.2% increase over fall 2023.

The Aira app also connects users to a trained visual interpreter who can assist those who provide visual access through their smartphone camera with tasks like reading a class syllabus or a new assignment. 

New Mexico State University continues its streak of being ranked in the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges for 2025.

When researchers in Japan conducted an experiment with slime mold that mirrored the Tokyo railway system back in 2010, it sparked the emergence of a theory known as biologically inspired adaptive network design.

Imagine 280 acres of untouched nature in the mountains of west-central New Mexico with rocks dating back to the age of the dinosaurs, 85 million years ago when an ocean split the North American Continent in half. A geologist’s dream.