New Mexico Highlands University News

San Juan College may not be a four-year school, but through specialized university partnerships, it does offer four-year opportunities.

Photo: Valeria Maldonado adjusts her cap after tossing it during the Capital High School commencement ceremony Wednesday at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center.

In two years, OA ate senior track and field athlete Stephanie Grassel went from having no experience throwing the javelin to going to college because of it.

New Mexico State University's regents on Tuesday named a new interim president, Manuel T. Pacheco.

Mary Catherine Brown, 86, was born Feb. 4, 1923, in Clayton, N.M., and passed from this life into heaven on May 7, 2009, in Kerrville, Texas.

The New Mexico State University Board of Regents are expected to name Manuel T. Pacheco , a former university president in Arizona, Missouri and elsewhere, as NMSU's interim president at a special meeting on Tuesday, sources familiar with the search process confirmed.

New Mexico Highlands University regents have unanimously approved a contract that gives raises to the faculty.

San Juan College will hold graduation ceremonies at 9 a.m., Saturday, May 9, in the recently completed Learning Commons Plaza.

On a Thursday morning in March, the $32 million School of Management building at Simmons College in Boston is all but deserted.

Five Moriarty teens who competed at the state competition for National History Day took home gold medals.

Eldorado pitcher Sam Wilson gave a verbal commitment to play baseball at UNM. The junior left-hander chose the Lobos over Arizona, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech.

Ernestine D. Evans, 82, had her share of hard knocks while growing up on a ranch in El Rito in rural New Mexico.

New Mexico State University Regent Javier Gonzales says he's seriously considering running for lieutenant governor next year.

A Las Vegas call center plans to close at the end of the month, costing the community 48 jobs.

Photo: Mimi Roberts, left, director of media projects with the Department of Cultural Affairs, and her mother, Ethel Roberts, are helping students New Mexico Highlands University design components of interactive exhibits at the New Mexico History Museum.

College of Santa Fe students are grappling with their academic futures, while members of a governor-appointed task force charged with reinventing the college begin meeting to consider their options.

Photo: College of Santa Fe student Irina Zerkin, left, and Scott Seldin, a professor and adviser, cheer along with a crowd of CSF supporters at a news conference Tuesday in the O'Shaughnessy Performance Space in the schoola TMs Benildus Hall.

Gov. Bill Richardson said he's not giving up on the fight to save the College of Santa Fe.

Legislation that would authorize state acquisition of the College of Santa Fe campus has stalled in committee with only three days left in the legislative session.

Appointees to New Mexico State University's Board of Regents were confirmed Wednesday by the state Senate.