Today! Watch the NMMI Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony live, 1:30 to 3:00 PM MT in Pearson Auditorium, as we honor this year's inductees. Stream it at livestream.nmmi.edu or select the red Live Stream button at nmmi.edu. #WeAreNMMI #NMMIHomecoming

You're invited to NMMI's Annual Veterans Day Breakfast, hosted by BG Voris McBurnette, as we honor those who have served. Wed., Nov. 11, 8:00 AM, VMV Ballroom, Hinkle Hall. RSVP by Nov. 2: 575-624-8262 or [email protected]. #WeAreNMMI #VeteransDay

Congratulations to BG Voris McBurnette, NMMI's President and Superintendent, on his induction into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame! Commissioned through Army ROTC in 1991, he served 35+ years and today leads the next generation of honorable leaders. #WeAreNMMI #ArmyROTC

Tonight! Watch the NMMI Ring Ceremony live from anywhere, 5:30 to 6:30 PM MT in Pearson Auditorium. Stream it at livestream.nmmi.edu or select the red Live Stream button at nmmi.edu. #WeAreNMMI #NMMIHomecoming

“It was a sense of cooperation that really made me feel like, ‘Oh, I’m part of something here at NMMI.’ And that’s what made me want to keep on coming back.” During the Bronco Challenge, Cadet Zhang discovered the strength of facing difficult things together. That shared experience created a sense of brotherhood and belonging, demonstrating how NMMI helps cadets grow academically, physically, and personally. Learn more about life at NMMI and discover what you can accomplish as part of the Corps. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #InTheirOwnWords #Brotherhood #CadetLife #GoBeyond

“The people and connections are the main reason that I’ve stayed.” Cadet Xu initially chose NMMI for its educational and leadership opportunities, but the community became one of the most meaningful parts of the experience. The friendships, memories and laughter found here turned the Institute into much more than a school. Come discover the community, connections, and opportunities that make NMMI different. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #InTheirOwnWords #CadetCommunity #Leadership #GoBeyond

NMMI recently hosted the 2026 General’s Cup Leadership Forum to welcome home five distinguished alumni general officers. LTG Johnny Davis, MG Miguel Aguilar, BG Kallie D. Kuehl, BG Carper, and BG Ethan Diven participated in a panel moderated by NMMI President and Superintendent BG (Ret.) Voris W. McBurnette. The panelists answered one central question for our Corps: "Where will NMMI take you?" The powerful lessons they shared helped our Cadets envision their own futures, and motivated them to continue working, learning, and leading. #WeAreNMMI #CorpsofCadets #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute

“This really showed me that NMMI cares a lot about its clubs, a lot about its students, and it’s willing to fund all the different ventures that students want to try and do.” After earning the opportunity to compete at the International Science and Engineering Fair, Cadet Tang saw firsthand how far NMMI will go to support its students. From strong academics to clubs that open doors, cadets are encouraged to explore their interests and take their ambitions further. Discover how NMMI can help turn your interests into meaningful opportunities. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #InTheirOwnWords #STEMEducation #StudentOpportunities #GoBeyond

“I knew that the Military Institute would best prepare me for my future career as an officer.” Cadet Lopez came to NMMI for its ROTC opportunities and stayed because the Institute offered the preparation needed to lead. After six years as a cadet, the next chapter will continue a commitment to service while carrying forward the lessons and relationships built at NMMI. Learn how NMMI can help prepare you to lead, serve, and achieve your goals. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #InTheirOwnWords #ROTC #FutureOfficer #GoBeyond

There are many ways for Cadets to get involved beyond the classroom at NMMI. The Cadet Activities Fair gave Cadets the opportunity to explore clubs, organizations, and activities while connecting with others across the post. 📸 View the album: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD2U4d #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #CadetLife

Marking the 25th anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the NMMI Corps of Cadets paused to observe multiple moments of silence of the days horrific events from 6:46am MDT until 8:28am MDT. The day’s solemn tribute was punctuated by the dedicated cadence of the NMMI Centennial Flame Guard and the notes of Echo Taps from the cadet bugler during each observed timestamp. These moments served as powerful reminders of the ultimate sacrifices that continue to shape our nation, our military, and our purpose here at the Institute. We will never forget.

25 years ago on September 11, 2001, four commercial airplanes were hijacked in a coordinated terrorist attack against the United States. Two planes were flown into the Twin Towers in New York City. A third plane crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, DC. On the fourth plane, passengers and crew fought the hijackers, causing the plane to crash into an empty rural field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. In an hour and forty-two minutes, 2,977 innocent people lost their lives. The 9/11 attacks were the deadliest attacks on American soil since the attack at Pearl Harbor. As a memorial to the tragedy of 9/11, we will pause, play Taps, and offer a moment of silence during the time each of the events that occurred that day. The flame guard will also be marching. 6:46 AM (MDT) – Flight 11 crashes into the World Trade Center’s North Tower. 7:03 AM (MDT) – Flight 175 crashes into the World Trade Center’s South Tower. 7:37 AM (MDT) – Flight 77 crashes into the Pentagon. 7:59 AM (MDT) – The South Tower of the World Trade Center collapses. 8:02 AM (MDT) – Flight 93 plows into an empty field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. 8:28 AM (MDT) – The North Tower of the World Trade Center collapses.

“It was the right place for me to stay for my last two years of high school.” Inspired by an older brother’s experience, Cadet Kaufmann decided to give NMMI a chance - and found strong academics, close friendships and a place to grow. Now, the hope is that NMMI may become part of the next generation’s story, too. See why NMMI could be the right place for the next chapter of your story. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #InTheirOwnWords #CadetLife #GoBeyond

It was a pleasure welcoming NMMI families to campus for Family Weekend! Thank you to the families who joined us to spend time with their Cadets and share in the NMMI experience. 📸 View the album: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD3CnE #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #FamilyWeekend #NMMIFamily

Experience the grit, sweat and teamwork of the 2026 New Mexico Military Institute Cresting Challenge video. This year's Recruits At Training (RATs) officially kick started their cadet life with the Obstacle Course, Fitness area and the Knowledge and First Aid stations. This video captures the camaraderie as Rat Buddies motivate one another to finish strong and conquer their first major NMMI milestone. #NMMI #WeAreNMMI #CrestingChallenge

NMMI’s Baking Club kicked off its first meeting at McClure Hall with chocolate-covered pretzels and peanut butter oatmeal cookies with M&M’s. 📷 Along the way, Cadets practiced following directions, step-by-step procedures, and scientific methods while baking. 📷 View the album: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD36DS #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #BakingClub #CadetLife

Science in action at NMMI! Cadets in MAJ Weir’s High School lab explored how boiling points can separate mixtures, then put the concept into practice using hands-on distillation equipment. 📷 View the album: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD36Cp #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #STEMEducation

Founders Day is today and we invite you to join us as we celebrate 135 years of excellence at New Mexico Military Institute! Founders Day honors NMMI’s founding while connecting the Institute’s history to today’s Corps of Cadets. Throughout the day, events and demonstrations will highlight the three pillars of the NMMI experience: Academics, Leadership, and Athletics. The celebration is designed to strengthen Cadet pride, morale, and belonging while bringing together the NMMI campus and surrounding community. It also provides school groups, prospective Cadets, and community guests with an opportunity to experience NMMI firsthand. Join us today as we celebrate 135 years of tradition, achievement, and excellence. #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #FoundersDay #135Years #Leadership #Academics

Founders Day is tomorrow, and we invite you to join us as we celebrate 135 years of excellence at New Mexico Military Institute! Founders Day honors NMMI’s founding while connecting the Institute’s history to today’s Corps of Cadets. Throughout the day, events and demonstrations will highlight the three pillars of the NMMI experience: Academics, Leadership, and Athletics. The celebration is designed to strengthen Cadet pride, morale, and belonging while bringing together the NMMI campus and surrounding community. It also provides school groups, prospective Cadets, and community guests with an opportunity to experience NMMI firsthand. We invite you to join us tomorrow as we celebrate 135 years of tradition, achievement, and excellence. #WeAreNMMI #NMMI #NewMexicoMilitaryInstitute #NMMICadets #FoundersDay #135Years #Leadership #Academics