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Month: January 2019

Willpower: You do have it!

We are in week three of the new year. If you fell off the wagon with your resolutions, you’re not alone! ABC-7 went to El Paso life coach Michelle Blumenfeld to ask why some people can stick to their goals, and others seem destined for failure. She says when it comes to the willpower, we

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Willpower: You do have it!

We are in week three of the new year. If you fell off the wagon with your resolutions, you’re not alone! ABC-7 went to El Paso life coach Michelle Blumenfeld to ask why some people can stick to their goals, and others seem destined for failure. She says when it comes to the willpower, we

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Government may have split up thousands more migrant families than originally reported

Government investigators said Thursday that thousands more migrant children may have been separated from their families than the Trump administration has acknowledged. A report from the Health and Human Services inspector general’s office found that family separations were occurring before the spring of last year, when the administration announced its “zero tolerance” policy on the

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While NMSU enrollment decreases, online curriculum improves in rank

New Mexico State University’s online degree programs improved in rank, even while the student body population decreased. “(Online education) is really impacting higher education from the standpoint of giving students more flexibility,” said Dr. Greg Fant, the deputy provost of the university. According to NMSU, the school’s enrollment decreased from nearly 26,000 in the fall

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