Western New Mexico University Students Newspaper
The Art Club is a club on the move. John Bjornstad is the President of the club, and he has been working for a few semesters to build awareness and membership of the club. He describes as the club as very casual. For meetings, members put tables together and take baked goods to share with
Continue reading ➞ Club Spotlight: Art Club – creativity and imagination at work
For students who are looking to find that perfect internship or job, The Office of Career Services can help them showcase their experience and talents. Career Services provides various resources that helps students with career preparation. According to the Career Services website, services include helping and guiding students and alumni in the development of the
Continue reading ➞ Career Services offers job placement and internship opportunities
On Halloween morning, WNMU staff and students united at the Intramural Gym to host the annual Halloween Walk. Departments of WNMU came and give out candy for the trick or treaters. Community members and the Child Development Center (CDC) also participated. Children, parents, teachers, and staff dressed in their best Halloween costumes. Adriana Leon, WNMU
The Associated Students of Western New Mexico University (ASWNMU) is an organization that is led by elected and appointed WNMU students. According to the ASWNMU website and its constitution, the purpose of student government is to represent the students’ interests, safeguard academic freedom and student rights, provide campus events and activities, and promote student morale.
Continue reading ➞ Mustang Newspaper conducts survey on ASWNMU awareness
St. Francis Newman’s Club is a student-led Catholic club. The purpose of this club is to obtain engagement with students and community together. They want to be able to help those students who are in doubt or who want to be closer to God, and to have a better understanding on how the religion relates
Continue reading ➞ Club Spotlight: St. Francis Newman’s Club
Student Life hosted a Fall Festival on October 25 in the Life Lounge. Clubs, community, and students got together to be part of the celebration. The Western Horticulture Club put together a station for everyone to make their own candy apple. They could choose to dip from three different choices: caramel, white chocolate and dark
Continue reading ➞ Registered Student Organizations show their Fall Spirit at Fall Fest
Are you afraid creepy crawlers? You will be in for a scare if you attend Mozart’s House of Horrors, the annual Haunted House in Parotti Hall. This year’s theme is Venom. Bryant Chaffino is WNMU’s music program coordinator and director of Mariachi La Plata. Chaffino started working for WNMU six years ago, when he was
Continue reading ➞ Music Program’s Annual Haunted House to Feature Venomous Creatures
On Monday, October 22, students gathered to compete in Cupcake Wars, hosted by the Department of Student Life. The event was to test students on creativity and their piping skills to decorate a cupcake. There were three rounds where students showed their talents for this competition, which were Color, Theme, and Decoration. The Color round
Continue reading ➞ Students showcase piping talents in Cupcake Wars
The Associated Students of Western New Mexico University (ASWNMU) held a public meeting on Wednesday, October 16 in the Miller Library. Several student senators reported on ongoing developments in their districts. District Senator 3, Brenda Dominguez, discussed that the head of the Natural Sciences department is currently in Chihuahua, Mexico, recruiting students for the Natural
Continue reading ➞ Student Government Members Present New Initiatives and Report on Upcoming Events
On Tuesday, October 15, Student Life hosted its first dodge ball game in the Intramural Gym. There were two teams of five people, Team A and Team B. The first round was won by the A Team. The second round finished off one against one. It was Gerald Davis, football coach, against Xavier Saunders, freshman