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Crochet Cuties brings crafts, community together
February is a time for people to display their acts of affection for the special people in their lives. NMSU’s Crochet Cuties ...
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NMSU women’s basketball snags fourth straight victory against Jax State
It goes without saying that Jody Adams and her squad have figured things out at the perfect time of the season, as the ...
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Social Advocacy Luncheon urges diversity within the legal system
New Mexico State University’s Black Programs, American Indian Programs, and the Doña Ana County National Association of the ...
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Sip N’ Paint creates connections among students for Black History Month
New Mexico State University’s Men of Color Initiative, Black Programs, and Latin American Programs hosted a Sip N’ Paint, ...
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Black Student Association provides students with sense of belonging, community
Black History Month started as a week-long celebration between Fredrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln’s birthdays. This year, Black Programs will be hosting many events throughout the month. Black ...
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Black Programs connects students with Las Cruces City Manager
NMSU’s Black Programs hosted City Connection in celebration of Black History Month at the Health, Education, and Social ...
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NMSU observatory brings students together for stargazing, presentation
New Mexico State University’s Tombaugh Observatory welcomed a crowd of students, faculty, and community members to its open ...
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Student campaigning amount capped, senator removed from floor
The 68th Senate of the Associated Student of New Mexico State University met on Thursday, Feb. 6 and discussed lowering the ...
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Esports’ Girl’s Night in the Lab promotes diversity, inclusion
NMSU’s Esports team held their monthly Girl’s Night in the Lab on Jan. 31, to promote diversity and inclusion in the gaming ...
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New graduate application process stirs faculty concern
Department heads and program coordinators of several graduate programs at New Mexico State University have made complaints about SLATE, a system adopted by NMSU’s graduate school last academic year.