Category: Faces
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A Light Flickers: NPR reaches settlement protecting public radio distribution and First Amendment rights
In conjunction with this outcome, NPR announced to the public radio system that it will immediately dedicate additional resources toward fortifying the public radio system. [more…]
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Beyond Bounds: NMSU anthropology students continue legacy of women in archeology
As they continue their work in both the classroom and the field, Gutierrez and Sierra’s scholarships will cover the cost of tuition, course fees and… [more…]
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Making Accessible: Native American Author Laurel Goodluck brings life to her storytelling for visually impaired readers
The detailed descriptions in Goodluck’s narration will help young readers with little or no vision. [more…]
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Storied Careers: New Mexico National Guard Inducts Four Into Historic Hall of Honor
The Hall of Honor, established in 2019, honors past NM National Guard members with storied careers in the Guard who also made tremendous impacts in… [more…]
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Child Advocate: NMSU staff member named to Fulbright Specialist Roster
Courtney is a psychologist, life coach and author who co-wrote “Anna, Age Eight: The Data-Driven Prevention of Childhood Trauma and Maltreatment,” a publication that inspired… [more…]
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Adelante con Cariño: Natalie Green and the Housing Team demonstrate outstanding service and compassion
Thank you again for your Cariño, your tireless work, and for always going above and beyond. [more…]
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Repost: State Police “Poster Boy” placed on leave amidst FBI’s DWI enterprise investigation–NMSU graduate at the helm during tsunami-level crisis in public trust
Chief Weisler’s announcement names Sergeant Toby LaFave as the one placed on “administrative leave” pending the FBI investigation, as well as an internal NMSP investigation. [more…]
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Looking Sharp, Staying Sharp: Lt. Fred Beers III Fund Strengthens Honor Guards Across New Mexico
In its final year, 24 agencies have applied (10 new applicants and six new programs) including eight fire departments and 16 law enforcement. [more…]
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Community Matters: NMSU Foundation names Marks vice president of philanthropic giving, alumni relations
Marks, who received a bachelor’s degree from NMSU, has deep roots in Las Cruces and has been an integral part of the Foundation for more… [more…]
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From Soldier to Lifesaver: One Caregiver in Our Broader Community Shares His Story of Transformation in Online Docuseries
In the military, Michael was involved in law enforcement and combat roles; however, he felt a deep urge to change his path and use his… [more…]
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NMSU computer science professor, department head receives McCoy Endowed Professorship
The New Mexico State University computer science professor and department head who started at NMSU 24 years ago was recently named the second recipient of… [more…]
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Milestone Event: City Hosts Shindig Celebrating 90th Anniversary to Las Cruces Public Libraries
Light refreshments and cake were served to mark the occasion. [more…]
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Teaming Up: Sunland Park Police Officially “Cross-Commissioned” with Doña Ana Sheriff’s Office
This initiative marks another step forward in fostering cooperation between local and county agencies. [more…]
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Adelante con Cariño: Josh Grajeda, Gas Measurement Technician
Thank you Josh for your time, energy, and the positive example you set. [more…]
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Infrastructure Workforce: First cohort of Industry Credential Pipeline Program graduates sign with NMDOT
The event marked the culmination of hands-on, real-world training with industry-recognized certifications that built a skilled, job-ready workforce to fill high-demand roles in New Mexico’s… [more…]
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Raising the Bar: NMSU to celebrate first-generation students in November
NMSU TRIO Student Support Services Program Director Bernadine Booky, center, along with Francisco Soto, left, and Monica Cobos welcomed students to a previous first-generation celebration.… [more…]
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New Mexico Artist picked to bring Route 66’s spirit alive at New Mexico History Museum
Mendenhall was one of five finalists who submitted concept designs to be considered by the museum’s selection committee. [more…]
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Working Way Up: NMSU College of Engineering expands affordable online options for working professionals
As a newly designated Carnegie R1 research university and New Mexico’s land-grant institution, NMSU is home to state-of-the-art facilities and accomplished faculty engaged in cutting-edge… [more…]
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Community Effort: The Biggest Car Wash Raised Funds for SkillUSA Mayfield Chapter
The car wash raised $500, which was matched by Roasted Rooster, bringing the total donation to $1,000. [more…]
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Fishing Report: World-Class Tiger Muskie Fishing at Bluewater Lake
At Elephant Butte, fishing for white bass, largemouth bass and smallmouth bass was fair to good when using black bait silver bombers, worms and minnows… [more…]
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Crime Science: Las Cruces Forensic Laboratory Proves Teamwork is More than a Goal
They are all very motivated and hard-working self-starters who are inquisitive and thoughtful. [more…]
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Digging: NMSU professor’s research uncovers last-surviving dinosaurs in New Mexico [artículo bilingüe]
Researchers estimate the Alamosaurus’ body at about the length of two semi-tractor trailer rigs and weighing in at 30 to 80 tons, with a long… [more…]
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International Collaboration: NMSU and Fujitsu to establish national testbed for high performance and edge computing technology
The Fujitsu–NMSU collaboration will bring powerful new chip technology into the U.S. academic and research ecosystem, enabling real-world testing and application development of high-capacity computing… [more…]
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Strategic Needs: County Names Denisse Carter New Economic Development Director
Carter will lead economic development efforts by driving the County’s economic growth, continuing with business development, foreign trade zone oversight, and strategic planning efforts. [more…]
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Las Cruces Businesswoman Named Executive Director at the New Mexico Construction Alliance
Livingston is known for her community service, including volunteer work with non profits Toys for Tots in Las Cruces and serving two terms as Mrs. New… [more…]
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Football: Fife Flies Under the Radar of Preseason Manning Award Watchlist; Sounds Like an Aggie, Already
NMSU is no stranger to quarterbacks moving up to Division I play, just ask Diego Pavia. [more…]
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Rule of Best Fit: Some Aggies Found a Home in the Eye of the Transfer Portal Hurricane
These players represent the “secret weapon” aimed at launching the Aggies to another bowl game. [more…]
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Formal Pomp: Inauguration of Dr. Valerio Ferme, 32nd President of New Mexico State University, April 24
Every presidential inauguration at NMSU is rich with history, and two of the most important ceremonial items are the Medallion and the Mace. [more…]
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ORGAN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED GATORADE NEW MEXICO BOYS TRACK & FIELD PLAYER OF THE YEAR
In its 39th year of honoring the nation’s most elite high school athletes, Gatorade today announced Corbin Coombs of Organ Mountain High School is the… [more…]
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