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Recent News About New Mexico State University
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New Mexico State University: NMSU to celebrate LGBTQ+ diversity on campus with Pride Season events
NMSU to celebrate LGBTQ+ diversity on campus with Pride Season events
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NMSU Arrowhead client helps find solution to water woes of Navajo ranchers
NMSU Arrowhead client helps find solution to water woes of Navajo ranchers
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NMSU, AIBE part of $12 million grant to support Native American farmers, ranchers
NMSU, AIBE part of $12 million grant to support Native American farmers, ranchers
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NMSU system ends COVID-19 vaccine, case reporting requirements
NMSU system ends COVID-19 vaccine, case reporting requirements
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New Ph.D. program at NMSU to address health equity in New Mexico
New Ph.D. program at NMSU to address health equity in New Mexico
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NMSU Board of Regents to convene for second closed meeting Feb. 14
NMSU Board of Regents to convene for second closed meeting Feb. 14
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NMSU Board of Regents potential quorum notice for Feb. 9-10
NMSU Board of Regents potential quorum notice for Feb. 9-10
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NMSU animation program ranked among top 20 nationwide
Marlene Garcia graduates in May with a degree in animation from New Mexico State University. A transfer student, Garcia's main reason for coming to NMSU can be summed up in two words: creative freedom.
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NMSU to host New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 6-7
New Mexico State University will host the 2023 New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 6-7 at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave., in Las Cruces.
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NMSU honors faculty for creative scholarly work at spring 2023 convocation
New Mexico State University bestowed several prestigious awards for creative scholarly work to six faculty members during its spring semester kick-off on the Las Cruces campus.
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Retired NMSU ag professor Neil Burcham remembered as caring mentor
In nearly five decades of teaching at New Mexico State University, retired animal science professor Neil Burcham touched the lives of hundreds of students and colleagues, and had a lasting impact on the livestock industry in New Mexico and across the United States.
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Board of Regents authorizes search for NMSU’s next chancellor
New Mexico State University Board of Regents authorized and instructed the university’s administration to begin working with the board on a search process for the university’s next chancellor.
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NMSU Extension Family and Consumer Science members receive multiple awards, recognitions
NMSU Extension Family and Consumer Science members receive multiple awards, recognitions
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NMSU researchers examine history of chile pepper wilt disease in published paper
A century ago, an assistant biologist at what is now known as New Mexico State University discovered a novel pathogen that posed a significant threat to the state’s budding chile pepper industry, kickstarting decades of critical research to understand and combat the disease.
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Longtime NMSU assistant vice president for government and community relations to retire
Longtime NMSU assistant vice president for government and community relations to retire
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NMSU School of Social Work hosting holiday gift drive for children in need
NMSU School of Social Work hosting holiday gift drive for children in need
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Safety Tip: Lithium-ion batteries
We are living in a world surrounded by electronic devices powered by rechargeable batteries.
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NMSU collaborates on NRC project to develop AI for nuclear plant safety
"The China Syndrome" is a film and also a fictional scenario in which a nuclear reactor core could melt down through the basement of a power plant, contaminating soil and water.
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NMSU's USDA grant to use bird migration to prepare new scientists to respond to ecological disasters
New Mexico State University's Departments of Biology and Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology are collaborating with Los Alamos National Laboratory, the U.S. Geological Survey and others on a project titled "Prepping for Disaster Ecology: HSI-based training for managing climate change impacts on migratory birds."
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NMSU research enhances, prioritizes representation in new children’s app
Children in the U.S. are using their screens more and more – for learning and for fun – and New Mexico State University researchers are finding the tools to use that screen time to help the youngest learners in important ways.