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NMSU football starts season with home victory over Bryant University The New Mexico State football team started the 2025 season with a 19-3 victory over Bryant University Aug. 30 at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

The New Mexico State football team started the 2025 season with a 19-3 victory over FCS opponent Bryant University Aug. 30, at Aggie Memorial Stadium. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham and Jeremy Padilla have more:

NMSU News22 welcomes new and returning members at kickoff event NMSU News22 held its annual kickoff event Aug. 28, which brought in new students interested to join the news broadcast and returning members ready to continue their work.

NMSU News22 held its annual kickoff event, which brought in new students interested to join the news broadcast and returning members ready to continue their work. CrimsonWire's Isaac Jaimes has more:

NMSU football starts 2025 season at home against Bryant University The New Mexico State football team starts the 2025 season against FCS opponent Bryant University at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

The New Mexico State football team starts the 2025 season against FCS opponent Bryant University at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, at Aggie Memorial Stadium. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham and Jeremy Padilla have more:

Four exciting courses to take this Fall at NMSU Every semester opens new opportunities to NMSU students, including exciting courses in several departments.

College courses can be challenging for students at New Mexico State University, especially during finals week. However, not every class is like this. Here are four exciting courses to take next fall. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham has more:
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NMSU residential assistants make beneficial impact for students New Mexico State University has many valuable on campus housing options. To help it flow better, residential assistants (RA’s) are there for student needs.

NMSU residential assistants make beneficial impact for students on campus. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham has more:
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Las Cruces Cyclist Community Creates Carts Bicyclists, artists and the community have come together to create a solution for the homeless in need.

Las Cruces cyclist community creates carts for those in need. Check out our partners over at News22 for more stories.
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New Mexico State women’s soccer field under construction The New Mexico State women’s soccer field is currently under construction. Find out why here.

Construction is underway at the New Mexico State University women’s soccer field. Leveling out the grass is the current priority while the Aggies are competing in spring soccer. CrimsonWire's Isaac Jaimes has more:
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KRUXFest returned to NMSU and showcased local talent KRUXFest returned to the Corbett Center Student Union Outdoor Stage this past weekend, with day one being Friday, April 25.

KRUXFest has been the staple music festival for New Mexico State University students and the greater Las Cruces community. CrimsonWire's Adam Palomino has more:
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NMSU softball team gets first ranked win since 2020 The NMSU softball team is coming off a ranked home win against the No. 25 Liberty Flames, which could be the momentum they need.

The New Mexico State University softball team notches first ranked victory since 2020. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham has more:
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Academy Award-winner Helen Hunt attended Las Cruces International Film Festival Academy Award-winning actress, director and writer Helen Hunt joined the 10th annual Las Cruces International Film Festival April 9-13.

Academy Award-winning actress, director and writer Helen Hunt joined the 10th annual Las Cruces International Film Festival. CrimsonWire's Serena Johnson has more:
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Chile Pepper Institue’s Annual Spring Plant Sale On Thursday, April 10 and Friday, April 11, the Chile Pepper Institute hosted its annual spring plant sale.

The Chile Pepper Institute hosted its annual spring plant sale, CrimsonWire's Adrian Alonzo has more on the sale:
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NMSU baseball falls to rival UNM at home The New Mexico State baseball team lost 12-10 to its I-25 rival University of New Mexico Lobos on Jackie Robinson Day.

The New Mexico State baseball team lost 12-10 to its I-25 rival University of New Mexico Lobos on Jackie Robinson Day, fall to 0-3 vs UNM this season. CrimsonWire's Jeremy Padilla has more:
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The Las Cruces International Film Festival marked its 10-year anniversary The Las Cruces International Film Festival marked its 10-year anniversary this past weekend from Wednesday, April 9th through Sunday, April 13th. To find out what went down, read here.

The Las Cruces International Film Festival returned for its 10th year this past weekend, April 9-13. CrimsonWire's Serena Johnson and Marshall Mecham have more:
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Math Problem of the Week winners announced The Math Problem of the Week competition winners for the fall semester have been announced.

Department of Mathematical Sciences Math Problem of the Week Winners have been announced. CrimsonWire's Adrian Alonzo has more:
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NMSU students face Tax Day Today is Tax Day and for many college students, it marks more than just a due date.

Tax Day has hit the NMSU campus. CrimsonWire's Sydney Huber has more:
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Teal ribbons are appearing across campus this April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The ribbons serve as a reminder to support survivors, raise awareness, and promote a culture of consent.

New Mexico State football’s spring game is in the books New Mexico State football’s spring game is in the books. Read here to find out how it played out.

New Mexico State football had a field day as they took their spring showcase on the road Saturday, April 5, giving southeast New Mexico a taste of the Aggies’ progress heading into the 2025 season. CrimsonWire's Sydney Huber has more:

New safety protocols coming to city parks in wake of Young Park shooting The Las Cruces Young Park shooting marked the 53rd mass shooting of 2025, which raises the level of concern for gun control in the United States.

New safety protocols coming to Las Cruces city parks in wake of Young Park shooting. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham and Jeremy Padilla have more:

The Final Four will feature all one seeds for the first time since 2008 For the first time since 2008, all four number one seeds will take part in the Final Four in the NCAA Tournament.

For the first time since 2008, all four number one seeds will take part in the Final Four in the NCAA Tournament. CrimsonWire's Marshall Mecham and Isaac Jaimes have more on the story:

NMSU baseball gears up for matchup with UNM on Jackie Robinson Day The New Mexico State baseball team will face the University of New Mexico Lobos in the Battle of I-25 rivalry game on April 15, which is Jackie Robinson Day.

The New Mexico State baseball team will face off against its Battle of I-25 rival, the University of New Mexico Lobos, on Jackie Robinson Day, April 15. CrimsonWire's Jeremy Padilla has more:

The 30th Anniversary—Selena’s life and legacy It is the 30th anniversary of Selena’s death, and the world continues to celebrate her life, legacy and impact on music.

At the 30th anniversary of Selena’s death, the world continues to celebrate her life, legacy and impact on music. CrimsonWire's own Sydney Huber has more on Selena's legacy:

Construction on Stewart Street is finished After nearly a month of construction work being done on Stewart Street, the road is finished.

Construction on Stewart Street near Chamisa Village, which began earlier this month, has officially concluded. The area is now open to traffic.

Five women-owned Las Cruces businesses to support Women’s History Month may be coming to a close, but support for local businesses can continue year-round. Here are five women-owned businesses in Las Cruces to check out.

Women’s History Month may be ending, but supporting local women-owned businesses doesn’t have to! CrimsonWire’s Serena Johnson and Adrian Alonzo spotlight five incredible women-owned businesses in Las Cruces that you should check out: ⬇️

Eight New Mexico State University football players showed off their talents at the annual football Pro Day Monday, Mar. 24.

Grounded Lounge to throw block party for third anniversary This Friday, March 28, Grounded Lounge will take over Main Street with a block party to celebrate its third anniversary.

Grounded Lounge to throw block party in downtown Las Cruces for third anniversary

Updated story: Four suspects now arrested in Young Park shooting - Las Cruces Bulletin Las Cruces Police have arrested four young people in connection with the Young Park shooting on March 21 and police have also released the names of the three deceased from the mass shooting incident.

We have an updated story: Police arrested a 15-year-old in connection with the tragic Young Park shooting in Las Cruces, NM on Friday night.

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Coach-turned-professor critiques college sports culture in new book 14 years on the court and another 16 in the classroom.

Coach-turned-professor critiques college sports culture in new book. Rus Bradburd, New Mexico State University’s former assistant basketball coach released a novel arguing college sports mania is eclipsing the purpose of universities and education.

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Pete’s Pickup is a lifesaver for NMSU Students Need a way of transportation and don’t have a vehicle, Pete’s Pickup has you covered.

Pete’s Pickup is a free ride service outlined to assist undergraduates get where they need to go safely on campus. For more information regarding Pete’s Pickup, please contact: (575) 646-1111.