Thank you to all this year’s sponsors, shooters, and guests. The Aim High Fundraiser continues its momentum with the largest number of shooters ever. There were 313 shooters over both days from New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma who all competed for prizes. ... [ Continue ]

ENMU-Ruidoso Community College’s fall semester classes begin Tuesday, Aug. 16. Registration for classes is going on now. The College will have extended hours for advising and registration, and will be open in the evening from 5-7 p.m. ... [ Continue ]

ENMU-Ruidoso President Recognized at National Convention Date: July 19, 2022 Contact: Robin DeMott, Chief External Affairs Officer, Robin.DeMott@enmu.edu, 575.315.1211 RUIDOSO, NM — ENMU-Ruidoso College President Ryan Trosper attended the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) 2022 Annual Convention April 30-May 3 in New York City where he was recognized along with 16 other new community college presidents for attending the 2022 New CEO Academy. ... [ Continue ]

Ridgeline Review Staff Jeff Frawley, Professor and Department Chair of Language and Fine Arts and English Caitlin Daughtery, Student Intern Luciana Schiavone, Student Intern Ridgeline Review Literary Magazine Publication Now Live For Immediate Release Date: July 19, 2022 Contact: Robin DeMott, Chief External Affairs Officer, Robin.DeMott@enmu.edu ... [ Continue ]

PORTALES, NM – Jan. 13, 2022 – Eastern New Mexico University invited New Mexico Sen. Gay Kernan and community college presidents to ENMU-Portales to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance transfer student success, an initiative defined in Senate Bill 77. ... [ Continue ]

… to assist in student success! ENMU-Ruidoso Foundation’s recent 2021 New Mexico Elk Tag raffle netted more than $30,000 for ENMU-Ruidoso programs and student success. “The raffle has been a positive addition to our annual fundraising goals,” says ENMU-Ruidoso Foundation Development Director, Rhonda Vincent. ... [ Continue ]

New Mexico Lotter Scholarship to cover full tuition for first time in six years Increased revenues and state funding enable 100% restoration for 2021-2022 school year SANTA FE [June 4, 2021] – The New Mexico Higher Education Department has announced that the New Mexico Lottery Scholarship will cover the full amount of tuition for eligible students at all public and Tribal colleges and universities for the 2021-2022 school year. ... [ Continue ]

Bond C passage helps finalize long-held vision for community With 55-percent of the vote, Lincoln County voters approved the New Mexico Higher Education GO Bond C on Nov. 3, making it possible for the college to move forward to complete its three-phase renovation plan which began in 2019. ... [ Continue ]

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