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Scholarships don’t just reward grades. They recognize the long hours, leadership choices, and quiet persistence that happen when no one’s watching.

A group of APS students is heading into the next chapter with scholarship support—earned through excellence, service, and real follow-through. Read the story.

APS Students Earn Scholarships Through Excellence, Leadership, and Service Students demonstrated academic excellence and perseverance as they earned scholarships to pursue their studies.

Ethics gets real when the scenario doesn’t have a clean answer. WNMU nursing students joined a multi-university simulation to work through complex clinical decisions alongside other healthcare learners.

It’s a strong reminder that good judgment is a team skill. Read the full story on Brant.one.

WNMU Nursing Students Join Multi-University Simulation to Tackle Complex Clinical Ethics WNMU nursing students recently applied the ethical standards they studied in a collaborative activity with healthcare students from other institutions.

Another smoke column, another reminder: wildfire season isn’t slowing down.

This time it’s Osha Canyon in the North Sandia Mountains. If you’re nearby, keep an eye on conditions and updates. Read the latest on Brant.one.

Wildfire Again. This Time It's in the Sandia Mountains. As the summer season continues, wildfires across the state continue. This time, it's Osha Canyon in the North Sandia Mountains.

Trust is the whole job in caregiving. That’s why this allegation hits hard.

A woman is accused of taking thousands from an elderly man she was supposed to help. Read the details and what authorities say happened.

Care Taker or Care Stealer? Woman Alleged of Stealing Thousands From Elderly Man She Was Taking Care Of Caregivers should provide care and compassion to older people. However, this woman did the exact opposite, taking advantage of older people's vulnerability.

It’s called the Strawberry Moon, but it won’t look like a glowing red berry in the sky.

The name comes from seasonal timing and Indigenous traditions—not color. We rounded up some of the best New Mexico spots to watch it rise under truly dark skies. Take a look before you pick a viewing plan.

Why June’s ‘Strawberry Moon’ Isn’t Actually Red — And Best Spots to Watch It Rise The first full moon of summer lights up New Mexico’s pristine skies; learn why tribes named it the Strawberry Moon — and where to catch the best views without leaving the state.

A leadership era is ending at UNM—and donors are making sure it’s remembered.

Supporters committed $1.5M to honor President Garnett S. Stokes, including naming the future Velarde Center for Philanthropy lobby for her and creating an endowment recognizing Dr. Jeffrey Younggren. Read the full story.

Donors Commit $1.5M to Honor Departing UNM President Garnett Stokes As University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes prepares to step down, supporters are honoring her leadership with a $1.5 million gift that will name the lobby of the future Velarde Center for Philanthropy after her. Colleagues also created an endowment recognizing her husband, Dr. Jeffrey Y...

Hamilton is landing in Albuquerque in a way you can actually take part in.

NDI New Mexico and Musical Theatre Southwest are bringing a Hamilton-focused series to the Hiland Theatre this July—masterclasses and workshops with original cast member Betsy Struxness, plus a free community screening of the pro-shot. Details are in the full story on Brant.One.

July's Hamilton Experience Brought to Albuquerque by NDI and Musical Theatre Southwest This July, NDI New Mexico is partnering with Musical Theatre Southwest to create “The Room Where It Happens” Hamilton Experience at the Hiland Theatre and will consist of several masterclasses and workshops with original cast member Betsy Struxness, along with a free community screening of the B...