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After a loss of 76-75 to the Blue Raiders on March 1, the Miners will head back on the road one final time to play against Sam Houston on Thursday. Photo courtesy of UTEP Athletics

UTEP falls a point shy of victory against Middle Tennessee

H. Catching Marginot, Contributor/Writer • March 5, 2025
An intense back and forth between UTEP men’s basketball (17-12, 7-9 Conference USA) and the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (20-9, 11-5 Conference USA) took place on March 1. The Miners were tough to the end but a tight crucial layup from the Blue Raiders would secure the opposing team’s win in the final seconds of the game.
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“Judithe Hernández: Beyond Myself, Somewhere, I Wait for My Arrival” is an ongoing exhibit on the second floor of the El Paso Museum of Art until April 20.

Southwest depiction meets Chicano femininity in two same-floor EPMA exhibits

Jesie Garcia, Staff Reporter • March 5, 2025
The El Paso Museum of Art opened two new exhibits, “Tom Lea and Contemporaries” and “Judithe Hernández: Beyond Myself, Somewhere, I Wait for My Arrival” on Saturday, Feb. 15. Both exhibits show drastically different styles and narratives but still impact museum goers and collectors all the same.
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Members of the organization Everyone Signs demonstrate the American Sign Language (ASL) alphabet spelling out "UTEP."

The language of compassion, Everyone Signs at UTEP

Jazmine I Gracia, Contributor/Writer • March 5, 2025
Everyone Signs is an organization at UTEP that offers students and the public an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL), fostering communication and appreciation for the Deaf community.
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A crowd of students gather around the Christian protestors at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).

Trump’s ‘Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias’ order will reexamine and reinstate Christian policy

Jesie Garcia, Staff Reporter • March 3, 2025
President Donald Trump signed an executive order “Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias” on Feb. 6. This will implement a Task Force initiative to reexamine existing law that may now be deemed anti-Christian and reinstate Christian values into the USA.
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Over 300 different versions of Monopoly have been created, including "Star Wars," Pokemon, and "Game of Thrones”, among others.

Fun at every corner: Inside Meeple Board Game Society

Jazmine I Gracia, Contributor/Writer • March 3, 2025
Board and tabletop games are an immersive and fun medium that are capable of transgressing the boundaries of the real world and give you the ability to connect with real-life people.
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Senior outfielder, Ajia Richard finishes the game with three home runs against Manhattan.

UTEP softball sweethearts win against Manhattan, 9-6

Kristian Hernandez, Contributor/Photographer • February 26, 2025
A total of 222 fans were in attendance for the Valentine’s Day matchup between the UTEP Miners (4-2) and the Manhattan Jaspers (0-2). UTEP’s defense had Manhattan ground out the final two outs which resulted in a 9-6 victory over the Jaspers.
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A performer reaches out as her fellow dancers hold her back in a scene from "Monomyth", illustrating the struggle between resistance and perseverance.

‘Monomyth’ using common adversity to create an impactful performance

Jesie Garcia, Staff Reporter • February 26, 2025
UTEP’s Theater Dance production, “Monomyth” takes the stage on Feb. 20 to show a display of the hero’s journey in everyday life and societal issues. Dancers use their own struggles to face a vulnerable role and leave an impact on the audience leading to self-reflection and an understanding that they are the hero of their own lives.
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UTEP had zero errors against the Montana Grizzlies on Valentine’s Day.

UTEP softball shuts down Montana Grizzlies, 10-1

Kristian Hernandez, Contributor/Photographer • February 26, 2025
The second game of the Third Annual Dr. Diana Natalicio Memorial Tournament hosted by the University of Texas at El Paso (4-2) saw the Miners defeat the University of Montana Grizzlies (2-5) 10-1 ending the game in the top of the fifth inning.
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Quinn Hall houses the student organization, Red Turtle Cinema, who host weekly showings of movies.

Films and movies hidden from the public eye: The Red Turtle Cinema

Joseph Ezekiel Montero, Staff Reporter • February 26, 2025
The Red Turtle Cinema is a student organization at UTEP. They screen unique movies and films people don’t usually watch. Whether you are a casual movie watcher or a film buff, the club welcomes everyone.
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Chuco Classic: Boxing hits Club Memorial

Sofia Sierra and Sebastian Perez-Navarro • February 24, 2025
The Chuco Classic brought with it tightly contested fights, ranging from pro debuts, controversial draws, and even main event disappointment.
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“Poison Ivy” Enriquez delivers a jab at Karla Valenzuela Garcia at UTEP’s Memorial Gym.

Blood, glory and love: Chuco Classic displays local fighters’ talent

Sofia Sierra, Sports Editor • February 24, 2025
Almost every local fighter ran away with a win in the Chuco Classic. From unanimous decisions, to draws, El Pasoans got a taste of the local boxing scene.
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With the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) being located at the heart of the U.S-Mexico border with students from both El Paso and Ciudad Juarez attending classes, concerns began to rise amongst students regarding the future of the Trump administration’s plans for deportation, and what will happen if federal immigration agencies raid or conduct arrests on campus.

UTEP students are responding to new immigration orders and regulations

Daniela Ordaz, Contributor/Writer • February 21, 2025
With President Donald Trump’s new mass deportation plans in effort to remove undocumented individuals in the United States, Trump has allowed for immigration enforcement officers to arrest migrants at safe locations such as schools and churches. With UTEP being home to a large majority of students who cross the border every day to attend classes, concerns grow over how this will affect some students.
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