Western New Mexico University News

In their hearts, Nicholas Arnold remains the beloved baby son of Candy and Raymond Arnold nearly three years after he was shot in the head during a weekend visit to Tucson with college friends.

A 7 p.m. meeting today at Deming High School is to acquaint parents with the opportunity for high school-aged children to earn college credit.

The race for Pete Domenici's soon-to-be-vacated U.S. Senate seat came to Grant County on Wednesday, with both candidates - Republican Steve Pearce and Democrat Tom Udall - stumping in the area.

Area residents will have several chances to meet two candidates for U.S. Senate over the next two days.

High school students usually look forward to relaxing summers that are homework free.

Social Work is one of the nation's fastest growing careers and Western New Mexico University is capitalizing on that with the development of a new Master of Social Work degree.

Western New Mexico University art student Carlos Aguilar will be a featured artist in a new exhibit at the Mimbres Region Arts Council offices.

Plant Society hike slated The Gila Native Plant Society will conduct its next summer field trip on Aug.

One person can change the world, especially for a breastfeeding mother returning to college after the birth of her child.

Hennepin Technical College could have a new president today. The Board of Directors of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system will meet at 3 p.m. to consider Chancellor James McCormick's ...

Local residents headed for stores on Friday to take advantage of the tax-free weekend.

"What do you think about our New Mexico bugs?" asked a friendly neighbor, shortly after I moved into the house I'm renting in the semi-wilderness of the Mimbres Valley.

When most people think of Western New Mexico University, they think of education, not a wedding.

Francis Edward '"Pete" Blake Jr., 63, of Mohave Valley died suddenly on Friday, July 25, 2008, at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Prescott.

Albuquerque residents Jenna Harper and Yvette Sanchez recently graduated from Western New Mexico University with bachelor's degrees in criminal justice.

Dr. Robert Glennen, a former university president, coach and ballplayer, is the part-time director of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Yakima.

Most Americans are unfamiliar with Jose Rizal. Western New Mexico University Professor Jean Hall considers herself a student of the life of the Rizal, a Philippine hero.

Dr. Robert Glennen, a former university president, coach and ballplayer, is the part-time director of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Yakima.

When the North American Free Trade Agreement , was signed into law, many Americans were puzzled as to what the exact impact on trade would be in the Americas.

Western New Mexico University President John Counts presented Governor Richardson with a framed photo of the university bell tower in Silver City.