Stand-up comedian Anjelah Johnson will perform live at 8 p.m. on Nov. 8 at Magoffin Auditorium for the first time in El Paso. She became an Internet sensation with her viral video “Nail Salon,” which reached four million views within the first...

The El Paso electronic dance music scene will be in store for an experience like no other. Morgan Page is back in town with the 3-D Live Experience with music from his 2012 album “In The Air.” Page was kind enough to chat with the Prospector...

The Latina Dance Project will be at UTEP to conduct a workshop for any students, faculty and staff who are interested in multidisciplinary projects. The project titled Latinos Over the Top Collaborative Arts will be held Nov. 8 and 9. The company will...

Today, UTEP Union Programs hosted their annual Halloween costume contest at the Union Plaza stage. For some the Halloween costume competition took precedence over going to class. Junior mechanical engineering major Italia Valles, who dressed up...

The Office of International Programs presents their 30th-annual International Food Fair, which will take place from 11:30 – 2 p.m., Monday, Nov. 4 at the Union Plaza. Fourteen student organizations will be selling delicious food ranging from Mexican...

Halloween is mostly seen as a holiday to get free candy, dress up like Darth Vader for fun and tell chilling stories about legendary monsters and ghosts who go bump in the night. Yet another holiday follows close behind. The traditional Mexican holiday...

From costumes to acting, the El Paso Playhouse got everything right in the stage performance of “Night of Living Dead,” based on the classic movie directed by George A. Romero. The playhouse version, directed by Moy Hinojos, outclassed many productions...

With all the craziness of Halloween going on this week, people will be trying to decide what movies to watch. Creating a list of top five horror movies is difficult because of how many famous and appreciated ones there are. Here is a list of some of the...

“I will not name him,” protested Hester Prynne (Kathryn Smith-McGlynn), framed in lights on a scaffold that looked ominously like gallows. The UTEP Department of Theatre and Dance is presenting “The Scarlet Letter," a screenplay written by Phyllis...