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By Evelyn Bruder on Aug 11th, 2010
Topics: Schools, General, Events, Education

At the heart of Las Cruces lies New Mexico State University, which was created as a land-grant institution in 1888. With over 16,000 students attending its main campus, it really does feel like a main artery feeding into Las Cruces’ life and energy.


Whether your alumni from NMSU or another college, still in high school, or well into your career, you still might be curious what it’s like to be an Aggie these ...
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By Evelyn Bruder on Aug 2nd, 2010
Topics: Schools, General, Events, Education, Community


Many states offer tax-free shopping during certain times of the year to motivate people to get out there and shop. For one, it helps out people by saving them some cash, and for two, it helps the stores out by generating a little extra revenue.


New Mexicos tax-free weekend, beginning this Friday (August 6th) and lasting until Sunday (August 8th) at midnight, is intended to help get the kids back to school. But before you venture ...
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By Murray Bruder on Aug 26th, 2009
Topics: General, Education


Las Cruces is home to New Mexico State University and its sister school, Dona Ana Branch Community College. Both of these institutions are thriving and NMSU alone hosted 17,000 students last year! The departure and arrival of these college students greatly affects our community's population and economy; the town seems to boom come August.

Last week while driving, it become glaringly obvious that almost all of the students that had left had come back. The frontage ...
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