News: Articles by Auriella Ortiz

SANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed five bills into law that sustain and expand tuition-free college, fund university research, support students in career training programs and adopt affirmative consent policies on college campuses.

Higher Education Secretary Stephanie M. Rodriguez issues statement urging public colleges and universities to keep tuition levels flat for the coming semester

Group will pursue solutions to food insecurity on college campuses statewide

New Mexico establishes largest higher education trust fund in the nation

$267.1 million in total debt discharged in the state since last year

24+ colleges, universities and programs will be featured

$1.3 billion recommendation sustains and expands tuition-free college, workforce and more

New Mexico one of six states with no anti-hazing law

Secretary Stephanie M. Rodriguez has returned to her role as Cabinet Secretary of the New Mexico Higher Education Department following a temporary absence as she and her husband welcomed their first child.

State celebrates college enrollment growth, workforce development, adult education graduates and more