Ernesto Cisneros

A year after filing a lawsuit claiming she was retaliated against in the workplace, former New Mexico State University Title IX coordinator Laura Castille will go home with a one-time payment of $60,000 in a new 2024 settlement.

Interested in becoming an at-home childcare worker? This free training program can prepare you. The deadline to apply is Feb. 21.

The public is invited to participate in five candidate forums starting Feb.26. Here's what you need to know.

In a March 4 news release, Las Cruces Public Schools Administration acknowledged the death of a Las Cruces High School student in a car accident over the weekend.

Feb. 26 through March 1, New Mexico State University and the Las Cruces community heard from five candidates for NMSU president through forums hosted by the president search committee and student government.

Instead of selecting a final candidate, the Board of Regents unanimously voted to start a new search process and hire an interim for the time being.

New Mexico State University Board of Regents voted unanimously Monday, March 11, to begin a new search for president candidates after going through an eight-month recruitment process that included numerous closed-door deliberations and interviews as well as campus visits from five potential hires.

Parker is the second former top official to receive a settlement from NMSU in 2024. She previously served as provost.

Frustrated faculty at New Mexico State University will soon have bargaining power with their employer as approval for unionization moves forward with the New Mexico Public Employee Labor Relations Board in Albuquerque.