Western New Mexico University Students Newspaper
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Silver City NM- The Southwest New Mexico Homebuilder Association took it upon themselves this week to award 6 scholarships to different students enrolled in Western New Mexico University’s School of Applied Technology. In order to obtain a scholarship the applicant had to be a freshman, enrolled in the School of Applied Technology, and must have
Continue reading ➞ Six Freshmen from WNMU Applied Tech Program Awarded Scholarships
Silver City, NM- WNMU Student Health and Student Life held four role-playing demonstrations around campus on Tuesday, September 26. These demonstrations featured “what would you do” scenarios including such topics as bullying, hostile arguments and harassment. The demonstrations were overseen by WNMU Counselor Sarah Guck and the Directors of Student Activities Abe Villareal and Jessica
Continue reading ➞ Student Wellness: Students Step Up During Campus Safety Demonstration
Silver City, NM- A good percentage of the student population at Western New Mexico University attend the University due in no small part to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration policy, also known as DACA. DACA is a policy put in place by President Obama that allows undocumented immigrants between the ages of 16
Silver City, NM; Deming, NM- The Student Occupational Therapy Association, housed under the WNMU Occupational Therapy Program, will be holding a raffle to kick off the start of Fall Semester. Several local business from the Deming and Silver City areas are participating in the raffle and all proceeds will go toward the WNMU Occupational Therapy
Continue reading ➞ WNMU’s Student Occupational Therapy Association to hold Raffle
There aren’t too many shows that create a controversy and have the entire world talking, but recently there has been one that has created quite an uproar, with some viewing the show as a learning experience, and others viewing it as inappropriate for certain audiences. Netflix has created much thought after the debut of “13
Silver City, NM- On Friday, May 12, the WNMU Class of 2017 walked. For some it was simply the next step of their careers, with plans to pursue a Master’s degree or further certification. For others, it is the culmination of a years-long journey filled with laughter, tears, long stressful study sessions and wild Great
Silver City, N.M. – Title IX is for students on campus who have been sexually assaulted, discriminated or harassed. The purpose is to help spread awareness while at the same time showing students what is the next step they should take after being assaulted. “My main job is to makes sure that students are aware
As we all know, summer is upon us, and what does that mean? It’s time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the hot summer sun, while wearing sunscreen of course! Give yourself a pat of the back because you made it through the 2016-2017 school year, without losing your mind, completely! Finals can be an
Continue reading ➞ Student Wellness: Summer Vibes and Goodbyes
Silver City, NM- Five outstanding students were inducted into the Student Hall of Fame today for Western New Mexico University. They were recognized for their amazing achievements and contributions to the community and campus of WNMU, and given a cord along with a glass trophy signifying their acceptance into the hallowed hall. The students for
Continue reading ➞ Five Students Honored in Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Silver City, NM- This week’s Student Spotlight comes from a familiar face you may have seen in the Juan Chacon building while passing by the Student Affairs office, Ms. Daisy Simpson. Born and raised in San Bernardino, California, Daisy graduated at just 17 years old from San Bernardino High School, and is now 18 years