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NMSU Art Museum opens three new exhibitions Sept 27.
The University Art Museum at New Mexico State University is hosting three new exhibitions beginning Friday, Sept. 27. Opening receptions for “Carolyn Salas: Night Vision,” “Carlos Rosales-Silva: Border Destroyer,” and “Warhol & Friends” will be from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the UAM, 1308 E University Ave.
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Non-Conference Play Wraps Up With Comeback Over University of the Incarnate Word
NM State Volleyball earned a comeback win on Saturday, taking down Incarnate Word in four sets.
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Socrates Cafe at Branigan Memorial Library
Las Cruces Public Libraries host Socrates Cafe the last Saturday of each month to promote critical thinking and understanding among people as they ponder the nature of the world around them.
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Aggies Drop Road Bout with the Bearkats
The Aggies (1-3, 0-2 CUSA) fell 31-11 at the hands of the Bearkats (3-1, 1-0) who picked up their first league win of the season.
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City Offers Swimming Lessons this Fall–Register September 28
All classes will be Thursdays and Fridays, with eight classes held each session.
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Joint Center for Housing Studies Issues State of the Nation’s Housing Report
As rents have continued to rise, the number of renters that are cost burdened — those spending more than 30 percent of income on rent — has reached an all-time high.
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Aggies Start Strong with Six Wins at Season-Opening Invitational
NM State kicked off the season with a strong showing at the Aggie Invitational, securing six wins, including two in doubles play.
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North American Transborder Freight rose 5.6% in July 2024 from July 2023–El Paso Port of Entry Second Largest by Volume
Freight between the U.S. and Mexico: $70.7 billion, up 8.2% from July 2023
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NM State Baseball Hosts Fundraising Event with Mexican Pacific League Organization
NM State Baseball is set to play the Naranjeros de Hermosillo on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 5 p.m. at Presley Askew Field.
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U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratory Converts Lignin Into a Nylon Precursor Using Microbes
Unlike the cellulose and hemicellulose found in plants, lignin is challenging to upgrade into biofuels or high-value bioproducts.
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Eight-Game Slate on Tap for CUSA in Week Four
Week four of the Conference USA football season features a number of unfamiliar matchups as seven of the eight games will mark either the first or second meeting in the series.
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Transportation Costs Slow Inflation for First Month Since July 2023
Motor vehicle maintenance and repair and motor vehicle fees also positively contributed to inflation in August 2024 but to a lesser extent at 2.0% and 0.6%, respectively.
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NMSU Global to offer project management microlearning course
Designed to meet the growing demand for certified project managers, this online course helps professionals achieve the prestigious Project Management Professional and Certified Associate in Project Management certifications.
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LCPS SUPERINTENDENT SHARES IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOLLOWING SOCIAL MEDIA THREATS (Video Content)
It’s crucial to talk to our kids about the seriousness of posting threats on social media.
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NMSU’s Jack Nixon reflects on career, donates tapes to NMSU Library
The tapes go as far back as 1976, and hold precious memories for Nixon, as well.
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NMSU regents select Valerio Ferme as university system’s next president
New Mexico State University has selected Valerio Ferme as its next president.
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Gadsden travels to Artesia for Epic Football Showdown–One for the Ages (How to Watch)
Two longstanding southern New Mexico high school football programs are set to clash tonight (Friday, September 20, 2024) on Artesia’s Mack Chase Field.
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City of Las Cruces Art Stop Public Art Exhibit Looking for Artists–SUBMISSION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 30
The Art Bus Shelter art exhibit is looking for artists for the next iteration of this public art program.
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Volleyball Falls to UNM at Home
In a rematch from Tuesday’s affair in Albuquerque, the Aggies fell once again to their in-state rivals.
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Justice Department Awards Over $600M to Hire Law Enforcement Officers, Keep Schools Safe, and Improve Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Services
This funding will go to support a wide range of efforts, from hiring new law enforcement officers and keeping our schools safe, to expanding programs that support law enforcement mental health and wellness services and combating the distribution and trafficking of illicit drugs.
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Employment and Grant Opportunities for the Week Ending September 20, 2024
Dozens of employment opportunities listed, along with six grant applications and announcements of hiring events throughout our broader community
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Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez Steps with Students on Walk to School Day
For nearly 30 years, National Walk to School Day has encouraged school-aged children to slip on their sneakers and make their way to school the old fashioned way–on foot.
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Bite into the History of the Green Chile Cheeseburger
No one can say for certain who was the first to slap green chile and cheese on a hamburger. (We can say that this person was a genius.)
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Readout of Assistant Attorneys General Kristen Clarke and Carlos Uriarte’s Trip to El Paso, Texas
This year marks the fifth anniversary of the tragic mass shooting at the Cielo Vista Walmart that claimed the lives of 23 and wounded 22 more.
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NM STATE SEEKS BOUNCE BACK AGAINST THE BEARKATS
In just the second meeting ever between the two programs, the Aggies will look to turn the page against the Bearkats after a disappointing loss at Fresno State last weekend.
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Thursday Rematch With Lobos to Open Three-Match Weekend
NM State to host UNM in bounce-back opportunity after Tuesday’s defeat. Source: NMSU AthleticsNMSU Photo By Matthew Knope: Courtesy Some matches carry extra significance, and Thursday certainly presents one such case. After a disappointing showing in Albuquerque on Tuesday, NM State Volleyball has its eyes on returning the favor on its home floor. New Mexico…
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Recent Developments in Dietary Supplement Science–Macular Degeneration
The Age-Related Eye Disease Studies (AREDS and AREDS2) were landmark clinical trials sponsored by the NIH National Eye Institute and co-funded by ODS and other NIH institutes and centers.
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NMSU Library to host engineering alum for author talk, book-signing event
A successful entrepreneur, businessman and graduate from New Mexico State University’s College of Engineering will share his resilient story of beating the odds with the NMSU community during this year’s author talk event at the NMSU Zuhl Library.
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Foreign Investors Must Report U.S. Agriculture Land Holdings
The Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) requires foreign investors who buy, sell or hold an interest in U.S. agricultural land to report their holdings and transactions to the USDA.
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Sixth Annual Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film Awarded to “Cartooning America”
The Library of Congress, The Better Angels Society, Ken Burns, and the Crimson Lion/Lavine Family Foundation today announced the winner of the sixth annual Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film: “Cartooning America.”
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11-Year-Old Girl Charged for Making School Threat
The 11-year-old girl, who police will not publicly identify because of her age, was charged with making a threat of a school shooting.
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Lobos Take Round One in Battle of I-25 in Albuquerque
NM State and New Mexico rekindled its volleyball rivalry on Tuesday after more than five years.
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Fire Department Hosts Three Physical Ability Tests–Open to Public
The practice tests, open to the public, will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on three consecutive Saturdays: Sept. 28, Oct. 5 and Oct. 12 at the Las Cruces Fire Department’s Training Tower, 1050 Crawford Blvd.
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September 15-21, 2024, is National Farm Safety and Health Week
The Wage and Hour Division enforces federal laws that protect the health and safety of agricultural workers while they are transported and housed, and while they are working in the fields.
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City Council Meeting Recap for September 16, 2024
The City Council unanimously accepted a $350,000 Active Transportation Improvements Grant from the New Mexico Department of Transportation, secured during the 2024 Legislative Session.
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NMSU Students are Back, and so are the Snakes: Public Safety Composite Blotter August 21 to August 27, 2024
For the week ending August 27, 2024, the daily medical call responses saw a spike on the first day of classes at NMSU.