Teacher, legislator, social justice advocate: Taylor leaves lasting legacy
J. Paul Taylor ’42 ’54, revered New Mexico legislator and longtime educator, fought to give a voice to marginalized groups long before...
J. Paul Taylor ’42 ’54, revered New Mexico legislator and longtime educator, fought to give a voice to marginalized groups long before...
Jamila Gilbert ’11 joined two elite groups during her spaceflight as a mission specialist on Virgin Galactic’s Unity 25, which launched...
How can introducing artificial intelligence to high school students encourage them to enter a STEM field?
The idea of opening a coffee lounge did not happen overnight for the Espiritu family, owners of Grounded in Las Cruces.
In summer 2023, David Ysais ’79 got to revisit a life-changing time and pay a little something forward.
From Boy Scouts to a national commission, service to his community has been a driving force for Cristóbal Rodríguez ’01 ’03....
New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Briana Zamora ’96 found her passion for law at NMSU. A New Mexico native, Zamora grew up in Albuquerque but...
How do you use creativity in the classroom?
You can describe the work ethic of Ryan Humble ’11 in one word — initiative. Each step along the way, his can-do attitude has...
Roch Hart ’83 has found success for his small business through an NMSU program that offers training and mentoring for New Mexico entrepreneurs.
Julie Dill ’81 is giving back to the university that helped set her on a path to success.
Fred Yarbrough ’81 is not your typical Aggie.
From an early age, Frank Matta ’68 ’74 knew he had a future in horticulture. As an undergraduate biology student at NMSU, he was eager...
Why is it important for people to know their history?
In his 15-year tenure as College of Business dean, Curtis Graham became known for the impact he made on student success, program growth and...
Ken Miyagishima ’85 keeps busy, with his dual roles as a business owner and mayor of Las Cruces, but still finds time to share his experience...
It’s a television showcase of music that spotlights New Mexico and some of the state’s emerging artists. In its soul, however,...
What inspired your approach to the Interstate 25/University Avenue public art project?
Scott Hutchinson ’88 ’89 ’93 accepted a new role at Sandia National Laboratories that will allow the Electrical Sciences Group...
Alma Chavez ’17 had a typical childhood growing up on the United States-Mexico border.
Each time Alexandra Nash ’06 ’08 embarks on a new endeavor, she asks herself, “How can I help others?”
Phillip N. Frietze ’91 is a Mesilla Valley native whose family has a long history in the region dating back to the 1840s.
What advice would you give to business owners looking to adapt to obstacles like COVID-19?
His former professors at NMSU say Gadi Schwartz ’06 is the kind of person journalism needs right now.
Karen Trujillo ’92 ’93 ’98, who passed away in late February 2021, was known for her dedication to students and educators in New...
Kathy Lueders ’93 ’99 was preparing for a career on Wall Street until she decided to switch gears and pursue engineering.
What advice would you give those interested in becoming an entrepreneur?
Two NMSU graduates and one soon-to-be grad have joined an elite group of young scholars to earn National Science Foundation Research Fellowships,...
Congratulations to all of our Distinguished Alumni and our James F. Cole Memorial Award for Service and Young Alumni Service Award recipients....
Ignite Aggie Discovery Campaign Update
The Bible’s poetry is meant to inspire the soul, but for one would-be minister, the words of an NMSU poetry professor led him beyond being a...
How can parents get their middle school-aged children to read more?
He’s the third generation of New Mexico men to serve and protect, and now David Bowdich ’91 has the top job in the FBI not appointed by...
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