"No money was used for my daughter's wedding. No money was taken from ADA. No money was taken from anywhere," former WNMU President Joseph Shepard told KOAT.

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SILVER CITY, N.M. (KRQE) – Former Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard is facing more allegations of improper spending while he was head of the university. The allegations are ...

Nov. 19—Western New Mexico University's president and members of the institution's governing board engaged in tens of thousands of dollars in wasteful spending and improper use of university ...

Western New Mexico University's Board of Regents has four new members, nominated by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and approved by the state Senate during the recent legislative session.

By David Scarborough’s math, the $1.9 million buyout in December for then-departing Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard could have bought a four-year education for more than ...

Western New Mexico University’s new board of regents met for the first time Wednesday, setting plans for a search for a new university president and a forensic audit of university finances.

Western New Mexico University’s former president is asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit by the state Department of Justice targeting his lucrative severance package.

The president of Western New Mexico University is officially stepping down following a lot of questions on how he was spending school money. News Weather Sports Watch Live Contact Us 4 Links.

SILVER CITY, N.M. — Hundreds of purchases by Western New Mexico University leadership were deemed non-compliant. The investigation came after allegations of the university engaging in a waste of ...

OPINION: The responsibility for the situation at Western New Mexico University lies with the Board of Regents for failing to carry out even basic fiduciary responsibilities.