Hey! Fellow.. NMSU folk.

Suckle on Zyn if that's your jam, but don't be a dick and spit your Zyn out in the urinal. I know they magically disappear by the time you come rambling in the restroom again, but that's because someone has to fish them out.

You are actively making someone else's life worse.

I know it's a long walk from the urinal to the trash can, but I believe in your ability to grow as a person and not be an absolute piece of shit. Otherwise, keep doing it, but go find someone on the building support staff and tell them to go fuck themselves. Might as well make it clear to them who you are and how you feel about them.

I graduated from New Mexico State University and have nothing but appreciation for the years I spent there. The academics were solid, and I genuinely value the education I received. I met great people, alonf the way, and I’m proud to say I’m an Aggie

But now, after also earning my master’s from another school, I’ve come to realize something was missing at NMSU, something that you only really notice once you’ve felt it elsewhere.

At the other school, I saw how students, including myself, felt deeply connected, not just through academics, but through a stronger sense of pride, tradition, and identity. It’s hard to explain, but it was everywhere, in how students talked about it, how they showed up for events, and how the university itself created a sense of belonging that went beyond the classroom.

NMSU didn’t lack support. It’s not that students weren’t seen or cared for. But it didn’t have that same energy, that spark, that thing that makes people say “I love being here.” The school spirit was quieter. The engagement felt more passive. And I think that missing piece affects how strongly students identify with the university during and after their time there.

I say this not as criticism, but from a place of care. NMSU has the potential to build something more vibrant around student life. It’s already a great school, but with more intentional focus on culture and connection, it could strengthen the sense of pride and make that bond even more present in everyday campus life. In turn, this can lead to higher student retention, a stronger sense of community, and a more engaged alumni network, outcomes that elevate the university’s reputation and long-term growth.

Here’s the link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CobuPgmxU/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Plan accordingly. They’ll be out there today.

I received this email and this attachment is so obviously so. They could easily intern or hire a student for this, there’s so many places to get free assets.

Anything that current students or alumni have to say about campus life atmosphere or academics. advice in general is also appreciated.

I'm all for peaceful protests but this is ridiculous. These kids knew what they were doing. They know NMSU authority is pretty chill most of the time so they literally refused to leave until the cops got involved. This is completely different from the Texas incident where the cops escalated the situation. The protestors just wanted their chance to be in the outlook email headlines and it worked. Downvote me or whatever I just think it's so immature to to waste Police resources.

ended my fall term with 4.0 GPA 🫡

Who would have thought that? Bowl games back to back? I feel like digging out my old NMSU letter jacket (men’s swimming) and wear it with pride around theDallas suburbs!

you’re not alone and someday, nmsu will have to do better for us, and those in the future. 🫶🏼

A lot of students at New Mexico State struggle with sleep deprivation—whether it's from POTS, commuting, working through school, or just the chaos of college life. For some of us, finding a safe place to rest between classes isn't just convenient, it's essential to staying healthy and keeping up academically.

I started a petition asking NMSU to install sleep pods on campus, ideally at Branson/Zuhl library or Corbett Center. They're compact, private, and proven to help students recharge. Nearly 70% of college students deal with sleep deprivation, and the impact is real—worse memory, harder focus, even depression. A commuter student or someone managing a chronic condition shouldn't have to choose between rest and their education.

Funding could come from student fees, university budgets, or alumni donations. It's doable and it matters. If this resonates with you—whether you're struggling with sleep yourself or just think your school should prioritize student wellness—consider signing and sharing. Have you felt the pressure to power through exhaustion at school? What would actually help you show up better?

Take that, drought!

Come get your 3 upvotes, fellow Aggies :p

Guns Up

hello i’m 19 and a transfer student and i feel like a loser because i talk to a lot of people but i have no one to hang out with or no actual friends. im really cool and fun by the way and i live on campus and i would really love to have a group of friends to hangout with

edit: im a film major and i really like outdoorsy stuff like hiking and i would like people to go on random adventures with. i also enjoy going to markets and going thrifting and i’m literally down to anything especially split screen minecraft.

mustang bro to mustang bro, if you drive a gray 2014 Mustang 5.0 and parked it by Hadley, you should come move your car. they gave you 2 tickets and they put that red window sticker on your driver window. nice car btw!