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UTEP’s 2024 tassel available for Graduate students.

UTEP Fall Commencement Ceremonies, What and How many are there?

Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Staff Reporter • December 13, 2024
It’s almost time for the last part of UTEP’s 2024 graduating class to take their long-awaited steps at the Don Haskins Center. Here’s what they can expect for their special moment.
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UTEP’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) located at 202 Union West offer both in person and telehealth Timely Care services for UTEP students.

CAPS offers mental health tips for upcoming graduates

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2024
As graduation season approaches, many students face a period of uncertainty and dread. Marieli Piñero-Melendez, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist at UTEP’s Counseling and Psychological Services shares what graduates can do to face the challenges of post-graduation.
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According to the survey, which gathered responses from 1,782 students, 89% of students live off campus.

SGA survey highlights ongoing frustrations over parking

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2024
A recent Student Government Association survey showed students’ dissatisfaction with UTEP’s current parking system and high permit cost, leaving many students to look for alternative parking options and call for a change.
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Marques Zárate introduces the two “clusters” of his research, with cluster one representing more liberal ideology and cluster two representing conservative ideology.

“The Contours of Latine (Political) Interests” explores the impact of Latino racial identity on political ideologies

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • November 22, 2024
Marques Zárate, Ph.D., presented his research on how the different aspects of Latine race and identity impact the communities' political ideologies through two clusters, one being liberal-leaning and the second being conservative-leading.
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UTEP bacteria lab students carefully prepare testing equipment.

What’s Up Doc? UTEP’s new Post Doctoral Researchers Form Association

November 9, 2024
Make way, the doctors are here. After having their wants blocked off, these Postdoctoral Researchers took matters into their own hands.
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The name Paydirt Pete came around in 1974, after a contest to name the University Mascot.

Once a Pete, always a Pete: Former Paydirt Pete shares his journey

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • November 9, 2024
In honor of Pete’s 50th Birthday on Nov. 7, former Paydirt Pete from 2018 to 2023, Emmanuel Bernal shares his experiences, challenges, and lessons he learned while being behind UTEP’s iconic mascot.
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Team Pete continues to honor this legacy by sharing the spirit of UTEP.

Discover the team that brings UTEP’s beloved mascot to life and ignites school spirit

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • November 8, 2024
Paydirt Pete has become the beloved symbol of UTEP, but it takes a team to bring him to life. Team Pete, led by Caesar Cubillos is the group of committed students who works to make sure Pete continues to bring spirit and memories to the UTEP community.
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With multiple versions of Pete's appearance in the past, the current version of Paydirt Pete debuted in 2004.

How mascots can improve campus morale

Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Staff Reporter • November 7, 2024
Especially when thinking about Paydirt Pete and the legacy in which he’s crafted at UTEP, as the Pete that we know today has been the first thing that comes to mind when people think about what it means to be a Miner.
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Members of UTEP CARE want to destigmatize domestic violence through the resource fair and help victims take the first steps in handling the situation.

UTEP CARE hosts annual resource fair to support victims of domestic violence

Sofia Sierra, Sports Editor • November 7, 2024
October is nationally recognized as domestic violence awareness month. The month is meant to advocate for those who are survivors of domestic violence.
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The winners of the 2024 costume contest; Chainsaw Man, The White Rabbit, and Krusty the Clown.

UTEP’s costume contest brings Halloween spirit to campus in a showcase of creativity

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • November 6, 2024
Students and faculty gathered for UTEP’s Halloween costume contest to witness the contestants express their creativity, passion and humor. From whimsical characters to pop culture icons, the contest was stacked with fun and fierce competition.
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UTEP professor of Sociology and Anthropology Dr. Victor Vázquez, a proud Puerto Rician holding his homeland flag to pay respect to his new book about the gentrification of Puerto Rico.

Defending Los Filtros: UTEP Professor’s New Book Exposes Gentrification Crisis in Puerto Rico

Rumi Sevilla, Staff Reporter • November 3, 2024
While living in a “paradise” is a dream for many, it’s crucial to consider the impact on those with longstanding ties to these neighborhoods.
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Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands by Sarah Towle explores the complex realities of life along the U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting personal stories of migration, resilience, and identity in the region.

Hope Border Institute’s election and migration event illuminates deadly immigration policies and community resistance

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2024
“Elections and Migration: Challenges, Opportunities, and Hopes,” an event hosted by the Hope Border Institute along with the UTEP Department of Chicano Studies, allowed students and community members to engage in discussions with guest speakers about deadly immigration policies and the community's resistance to them.
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