January 8, 2013 by College of Business staff in conjunction with University Communications 2012 The Bottom Line Annual Report Dean's message Fond Memories: College of Business alum and Executive-In-Residence Bobby Lutz remembers NMSU professors, coaches and fellow students who helped shape his life Making an Impact: Alumni Giving Making a Difference: Scholarships Striking a Chord: N More »

April 4, 2012 by Janet Perez, NMSU News Center A possibly rogue state tax collector, anonymous complaints and supervisors turning a blind eye to questionable behavior. Finding an ethical solution to that hypothetical situation recently earned a team of students from New Mexico State University first place in the inaugural New Mexico Ethics Competition. Through its participation in the More »

March 23, 2012 by Janet Perez, NMSU News Center Editor's Note: The judges’ assessment of the competition and announcement of the winner from 3:30-4 p.m., March 30, is open to the media. Ethical lapses and absences in various corners of the business world have caused significant damage to the economy over the decades, so an increasing number of business colleges are working to insti More »

September 30, 2011 by College of Business online newsletter for alumni Debt crises, national security, health care take forefront at Domenici Public Policy Conference The nation’s debt crisis, national security and health care reform were the hot-button topics experts addressed at the 2011 Domenici Public Policy Conference. “Under the leadership of Sen. Pete Domenici and the NMSU Domenici More »

September 2, 2011 by Mark Cramer, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University cracked the top 150 in Washington Monthly’s annual College Guide and Rankings, coming in at 149 among what the magazine called “National Universities.” NMSU jumped 53 spots from its 202 ranking in 2010. Washington Monthly’s rankings are based largely on “contribution to the public good.” Scores focus on More »

January 25, 2011 by Office of Student Diversity and Outreach honors graduates, staff and faculty @NMSU New Mexico State University's Office of Student Diversity and Outreach was busy in December, as a host of graduates were honored with diversity stoles and faculty and staff were recognized for their contributions to campus diversity. The American Indian Program recognized nine students More »

January 26, 2010. Retrieved online: January 27, 2010 from Diana M. Alba, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES - The average Joe will now have access to a huge, super-fast computer, part of which is based at New Mexico State University. State officials announced Monday the university is one of eight "gateway" sites that will give access to the state's supercomputer, being billed as the first-ever s More »

January 25, 2010 by Christina Pheley NMSU NewsCenter As one of the state’s “gateways” to New Mexico’s supercomputer, the fastest publicly available supercomputer in the world, New Mexico State University will participate in “Connect New Mexico,” a statewide event Monday, Jan. 25, in which Gov. Bill Richardson will unveil the interconnected system from Santa Fe. Monday’s dem More »

Jan. 26, 2006 by Natisha Hales NMSU News Center Because of its involvement in U.S.-Mexico collaboration, New Mexico State University was recently awarded $601,000 by the National Science Foundation to aid in economic development on both sides of the border. The two-year award titled “New Mexico-Chihuahua Partnership for Innovation” will be used to develop technological solutions to borde More »