Mariachi never fails to thrill, whether you are new to New Mexico or your family has been here for generations! At NMSU, Mariachi Orgullo de Nuevo México has been thrilling students, alumni, and our community since 2021, bringing traditional music of the Borderland to new audiences while performing alongside the …
Read More »RED ALERT
It’s a shocking betrayal, and IN JUST HOURS, we’re taking urgent legal action. Just weeks after Hamas massacred 1,200 Israelis and took 251 hostages, the U.N. REFUSED to condemn the monsters responsible for October 7.Today they are blaming Israel. Now comes the next betrayal – world powers are rushing to …
Read More »NMSU 2025 Homecoming Events Newsletter
Get ready, Aggies! Homecoming 2025 is almost here, and campus is gearing up for two unforgettable days of pride, tradition, and celebration. Mark your calendar for November 7–8 and join us in Las Cruces for a weekend packed with events you won’t want to miss! 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards Friday, …
Read More »Remember with us
Shalom, All is quiet tonight as we prepare for Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Tomorrow, the entire country of Israel will shut down to focus on prayer and purifying ourselves. There will not even be a car on the road as we reflect on our relationship with God. I …
Read More »Hurricane Helene, National Public Lands Day and other features from the Forest Service
On the first anniversary of Hurricane Helene’s devastation of the southern Appalachians, Pisgah National Forest recreation specialist Alexandra Davison reflects on her experiences with the storm cutting her off from the rest of the world and having to balance reopening the Forest and taking care of her own recovery. Read more… …
Read More »Understanding God’s Holy Character—Then and Now
Here Am I In the year of King Uzziah’s death I saw the Lord sitting on a throne, lofty and exalted, with the train of His robe filling the temple. Seraphim were standing above Him, each having six wings: with two each covered his face, and with two each covered …
Read More »A Day in the Life with Grass Nomads
A Day in the Life with Grass Nomads In “A Day in the Life with Grass Nomads,” Ariel Greenwood reflects on the rhythms of a cattle ranch in Mora County—from the grazing patterns of elk to the abundance of wild greens to the keen discernment of cows. “I think a …
Read More »DEVASTATING UPDATE
A local church leader in Nigeria describes the situation as “a church under Islamist extermination.” Just days ago, 15 Christians were slaughtered in a nighttime attack as families went to bed – ending a summer of devastation. Fleeing victims were shot. Pastors kidnapped – some killed – some whereabouts are …
Read More »195 | Ever-Green Vietnamese
I don’t remember exactly when I started following author Andrea Nguyen online, but I know that I was quickly drawn in—and not just by her friendly personality and chatty, accessible writing style. I like her inventiveness, adapting available ingredients in the way people do in an adopted homeland, but also …
Read More »Join us to honor lives lost…
Flags of Fellowship is a nationwide movement that brings together churches, synagogues, campuses, and individuals to honor the 1,200 lives lost in the October 7 attack on Israel. By planting flags and standing in solidarity, participants send a powerful message of remembrance, unity, and unwavering support for the Jewish people. …
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