The Japanese Animation Research Club educates members about the roots and history of Japanese animation and manga. It helps further the members' knowledge of Japanese Cultures.

Greyhounds serving as President's Ambassadors for the spring semester of 2020.

Students who graduated with honors at ENMU's Commencement Convocation on Dec. 14, 2019.

Students named to the ENMU Dean's List for the fall 2019 semester.

The Order of Omega is an undergraduate Greek society recognizing fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in inter-fraternity activities.

Greyhounds who are members of ENMU's Greyhound Sound Marching Band for fall 2019.

Students serving as coordinators for the Eastern New Mexico University Associated Students Activities Board (ASAB).

Students who received a scholarship from the ENMU Foundation. Over 460 ENMU Foundation scholarships totaling over $425,000 were awarded at a scholarship ceremony in April. The ENMU Foundation also awarded more named scholarships and $100,000 worth of Starter Scholarships to incoming first-year students.

Students who participated in Eastern In Action, an event where Greyhounds give back to the Portales community through volunteer work.

Eastern New Mexico University's annual Student Research and Creativity Conference is designed to showcase the research and creative projects being done by undergraduate and graduate students in all fields across campus. Students present their work in professional poster, display, performance, and paper sessions and are critiqued and judged by interdisciplinary groups of faculty members. For the 2019 conference, 199 students made 251 presentations in 21 discipline fields and 48 students received cash awards.

Eastern New Mexico University's annual Student Research and Creativity Conference is designed to showcase the research and creative projects being done by undergraduate and graduate students in all fields across campus. Students present their work in professional poster, display, performance, and paper sessions and are critiqued and judged by interdisciplinary groups of faculty members. For the 2019 conference, 199 students made 251 presentations in 21 discipline fields and 48 students received cash awards.

Students working in the Office of Campus Life.

Team MVPs were chosen for their participation and enthusiasm during Dawg Days. Each of the MVPs received a $200 book scholarship.

Students who received a scholarship during the ENMU Scholarship and Awards Ceremony on April 25, 2017.

Students named to Greyhound women's track and field roster.

Students serving as Resident Assistants for the spring 2017 semester.

Newly-enrolled Greyhounds for Fall 2016.