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Avant-Mier recently became the new head of the Department of Communication, 15 years after joining the university.
Department of Communication welcomes new chair Roberto Avant-Mier
September 25, 2025
As the new school year started, there were many new beginnings, including for Roberto Avant-Mier, Ph.D., who is now the new chair for the Department of Communication. Avant-Mier wants to focus on the bilingual and international demographic of The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) while in this new role.
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Being handed a pamphlet with information on the study abroad program, students attended the study abroad program to learn more about the opportunities provided.
UTEP Study Abroad Fair highlights global programs, scholarships and support
September 22, 2025
From Spain to Scotland, University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) students explored new horizons at the study abroad fair. With scholarships and advising support, the Office of International Programs & Study Abroad hopes to make studying abroad less intimidating and more achievable.
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Comparison of Texas Western Hall from the digital plan to current views, Aug. 28. The Texas Western Hall is set to have its grand opening in January of 2026.
UTEP construction updates: Building for future Miners
September 16, 2025
Between 2025 to 2030, students can expect many changes to come to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) campus, including Texas Western Hall, a Union West replacement and Union East renovation, new housing, a potential Student Success Center, and additional parking options.
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One of the most popular resources for those in need of guidance when it comes to picking a path in life is the Career Center located in the West Wing of the Union Building.
The Miner guide to turning student pressure into diamonds
September 12, 2025
With a growing applicant pool and a shrinking job market, the use of artificial intelligence and modern technology, many students face increasing pressure. Strong challenges require stronger strategies. This is how students can stay competitive in these times.
Charlie Kirk fatally shot during event at Utah Valley University
Charlie Kirk fatally shot during event at Utah Valley University
September 10, 2025
Charlie Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University during "The American Comeback Tour" event held on campus.

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Photo courtesy of  Erato Tzavara.
Dead as a Dodo Takes Flight in El Paso: Acclaimed puppet musical brings friendship, transformation, and visual wonder to the Plaza Theatre
Sponsored Content September 23, 2025
Acclaimed puppet musical brings friendship, transformation, and visual wonder to the Plaza Theatre.
Performing at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall, performers at the Latin Music Festival explored the different styles and techniques of Latin dance.
UTEP kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin Music Festival
Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • September 26, 2025
UTEP’s Latin Music Festival kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with three days of performances by students, faculty and guest artists. The festival celebrated composers from Spain, Portugal and Latin America and highlighted the music’s ties to El Paso’s cultural identity.
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UTEP’s late comeback fell short, the Miners were held off by the ULM Warhawks as they secured a 31-25 win at the Sun Bowl.
UTEP falls short from comeback, ULM escapes 31-25
Adrian Gonzalez, Contributor/Writer • September 26, 2025
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) nearly erased a 24-point deficit in an anticipated Sun Bowl comeback, but late turnovers doomed the Miners in a 31-25 loss to the University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM). Sophomore QB Malachi Nelson earned his career high of 404 passing yards.
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Free student tickets, but few takers
Free student tickets, but few takers
Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • September 11, 2025
Despite free admission to all home games, UTEP’s student section often sits half-empty. Students cite confusion, lack of awareness and low interest, leaving the university searching for new ways to boost turnout.
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UTEP’s late comeback fell short, the Miners were held off by the ULM Warhawks as they secured a 31-25 win at the Sun Bowl.
UTEP falls short from comeback, ULM escapes 31-25
Adrian Gonzalez, Contributor/Writer • September 26, 2025
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) nearly erased a 24-point deficit in an anticipated Sun Bowl comeback, but late turnovers doomed the Miners in a 31-25 loss to the University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM). Sophomore QB Malachi Nelson earned his career high of 404 passing yards.
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Photo courtesy of UTEP Athletics.
UTEP dared to grab Texas by the horns
Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Multimedia Editor • September 13, 2025
In what’s labeled “a money game,” in college football, UTEP gave power four institution UT-Austin and their nationally recognized quarterback, Arch Manning, a run for their money.
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UTEP fans were able to celebrate the Miners’ 42-17 home-opening win over UT Martin on Sept. 6.
UTEP sends UT Martin Skyhawks back to their nest
Kristian Hernandez, Sports Editor
After a UTEP offensive performance scoring 42 with redshirt senior running back Hahsaun Wilson earning a program record-breaking 94-yard rushing touchdown.
Photo courtesy of UTEP Athletics.
The Malachi Nelson Era Begins
Adrian Gonzalez, Contributor/Writer
Malachi Nelson’s first start at UTEP showed flashes of talent but also highlighted team struggles. While the Miners fell 28-16 at Utah State, Nelson gave fans hope that he could be the quarterback to turn the program around.
Photo courtesy of UTEP Athletics.
No gold in Logan: Miners fall to Utah State 28-16
Cameron Mason , Staff Reporter
Opening the 2025 season on the road, UTEP football faced an uphill battle against the Utah State Aggies, ultimately falling short despite a spirited effort with a few notable plays on both sides of the ball.
Surviving College Art
College survival tips they don’t want you to know, not clickbait
Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Multimedia Editor • September 25, 2025
It’s crunch time at UTEP! So, to survive the semester, let’s go over three totally expert appointed tips that are written for anything but to get clicks! Apologies in advance to my advisor.
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A house tour of Sabrina Carpenter’s newest release ‘Man’s Best Friend’
A house tour of Sabrina Carpenter’s newest release ‘Man’s Best Friend’
Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • September 25, 2025
The highly anticipated album “Man’s Best Friend” by American popstar Sabrina Carpenter, was released last month. Let’s dive deep into an album full of bright storytelling woven into Carpenter’s classic sarcastic lyrics, a new country disco style and melodic vocals.
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Dedicating four semesters and a summer to you
Dedicating four semesters and a summer to you
Ximena Cordero, Wed & Copy Editor • September 11, 2025
With the start of the fall 2025, I have now been part of The Prospector for four semesters and a summer. This piece is a thank you to all the people inside and outside The Prospector office that have helped me through my journey.
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A love letter to El Paso: Sincerely, Kali Uchis & Thee Sacred Souls
A love letter to El Paso: Sincerely, Kali Uchis & Thee Sacred Souls
Iziah Moreno, Photo Editor • September 11, 2025
Following the release of her fifth studio album, Kali Uchis announced “The Sincerely, Tour,” a 25-city North American tour with an Aug. 28 date at The Don Haskins Center. The tour featured Thee Sacred Souls as an opener for the concert.
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UTEP Volleyball brings party back to Club Memorial!
September 11, 2025

The University of Texas at El Paso volleyball program is coming back to Memorial Gym to serve up the 2025 NCAA season. Only a year after reaching their...

From one year plan, to one night spectacular: Minerpalooza rocks the Sun City
September 9, 2025

The 35th Annual Minerpalooza has just rocked the Sun City! Yet the one night spectacular is a result of a year of meticulous planning. Join The Prospector...

Getting to infinity and beyond: Private Space Exploration
July 20, 2025

After sending four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS), private space company Axiom Space is researching ways to construct their own space...

El Paso goes ‘loco’ for soccer success!
July 9, 2025

From one season to the next, The El Paso Locomotive have gone from last place in the United Soccer League Championship’s (USL) Western Conference, to...

Season 13, Episode 2: Picking Up on Books and Boba!
Season 13, Episode 2: Picking Up on Books and Boba!
September 19, 2025

With the fall semester back in full swing, it’s important that as college students we have some pick me ups to get us through our assignments and textbooks. So...

Season 13, Episode 1: Picking Up on UTEP President Heather Wilson!
Season 13, Episode 1: Picking Up on UTEP President Heather Wilson!
September 3, 2025

After delaying the inevitable with a Spin-Off series, The Prospector Podcast makes its way back into UTEP Student Media and Publications with its 13th...

Summer Spin-off, Episode 3: Picking Up on Patrick Star and summer blockbusters!
Summer Spin-off, Episode 3: Picking Up on Patrick Star and summer blockbusters!
July 17, 2025

To conclude The Prospector’s venture into summer podcasting, the whole staff really had to use their “imagination,” to create what is possibly...

Summer Spin-off, Episode 2: Picking Up on 600 ESPN El Paso!
Summer Spin-off, Episode 2: Picking Up on 600 ESPN El Paso!
July 2, 2025

The Prospector Podcast continues spinning into summer by hosting radio personalities Steve Kaplowitz and Adrian Broaddus from 600 ESPN El Paso!...

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