News across Greater Las Cruces
¿Quien observa a quien? Cómo se sienten los estudiantes de NMSU sobre las cámaras Flock
Todos los días en New Mexico State University, los estudiantes llegan al campus contemplando el estacionamiento, las clases, el café o si llegan tarde. Lo que tal vez no consideran es que está monitoreando el vehículo en el que viajan. La Policía de NMSU utiliza actualmente siete…
Students welcome new life at NMSU’s Alumni Pond
After months of restoration, fish are back in Alumni Pond, giving students another sign that one of NMSU’s most familiar campus spots is coming back to life. New Mexico State University announced Sept. 4 that bluegill, fathead minnows and channel catfish had been added to Alumni…
The state of accessibility for Aggies
Across its 900 acres, New Mexico State University’s Las Cruces campus sees about 13,000 undergraduate students every day either walking or commuting to class. Providing students with the appropriate environment they need might be difficult, as not everyone has the same…
Navigating the red zone: A time of heightened sexual violence
The Red Zone is during the time of August-November when college students report experiencing the highest number of sexual assaults compared to the rest of the school year. These numbers affect college campuses nationwide. Aggies have resources and a support system to be used in…
Senate debates year-late funding
The 70th Senate of the Associated Students of New Mexico State University (ASNMSU) had their second meeting of the semester Sept. 1o. That night, senators discussed whether the student body should fund delayed bills. Often when student organizations host or attend major events,…
How to stay safe online as an Aggie
Students are at risk of cybersecurity attacks and are entering a new era in their life with limited knowledge of digital security. Inside Higher Ed, a higher education publication, released their 2026 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers, and reported that 22…