New Mexico State University regents postpone tuition hike decision

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – New Mexico State University regents have voted unanimously to postpone their decision on raising tuition costs.
NMSU regents had planned to vote Monday on whether the tuition prices would be raised for students who enroll for next fall. The regents say they are postponing the discussion because of the uncertainties in the state’s budget even though fall enrollment will begin the next days. New Mexico lawmakers and Gov. Susana Martinez are expected to make