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‘A Christmas Carol’ to set the tone for the holidays

Sergio Muñoz, Photographer • December 8, 2017

Setting up the holiday mood, the Charles Dickens classic returns to the William and Wise Family Theatre stage. With an incredible production and beautiful performances, "A Christmas Carol" brings to life the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and his encounter...

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[Photo] UTEP snaps six-game losing streak in ‘effort’ win against New Mexico

Adrian Broaddus, Editor-In-Chief • December 2, 2017

[Photo] Miners defeat Marshall 3-2 in five-set thriller

Jeremy Carranco, Sports Editor • November 8, 2017

[Photo] Kevin Baker embarks on a new journey with women’s basketball

Adrian Broaddus, Editor-In-Chief • November 6, 2017

The Miners tip-off the 2017-18 season against CSU-Bakserfield this Saturday afternoon at the Don Haskins Center.

[Photo] Miners drop last exhibition game before the start of the season

Daniel Mendez, Reportero Del Personal • November 4, 2017

Queernival gathers UTEP organizations to celebrate LGBTQ community

Sergio Munoz, Contributor • November 1, 2017

On Wednesday, Nov. 1, UTEP celebrated the annual Queernival, an event that celebrates and supports the LGBTQ community. During the event, several departments of the campus were present to show their support. The celebration also included performances...

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[Photo] Cafe de Tolteca aims to become a venue known for their art and coffee

Claudia Flores, Reportero Del Personal • October 30, 2017

Cafe de Tolteca features organic ingredients on their menu such as raw honey and lavender

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[Photo] Open books, open minds: Literarity invites curious readers to explore

Elenie Gonzalez, Reportero Del Personal • October 23, 2017

Literarity is owned by Bill and Mary Anna Clark, a husband and wife duo.

Ability Awareness week showcases annual wheelchair basketball game

Sergio Muñoz, Contributor • October 16, 2017

On Monday, the wheelchair basketball game was celebrated in the Don Haskins Center, in which the El Paso Air Wheelers confronted the Wounded Warriors in a battle to show who is best. Many families came to support the Ability Awareness Week and enjoy...

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Miner Dash kicks off homecoming in annual race

Sergio Muñoz, Contributer • October 1, 2017

Starting at Centennial Plaza, the annual Miner Dash run kicked off the 2017 Homecoming celebration on Sunday. Runners and competitors started the race at 8 a.m. Families and friends gathered together not only for the dash, but also for the different...

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Annual Sunrise Yoga Festival returns to the Sun Bowl

Sergio Muñoz, Contributor • October 1, 2017

On Sunday, Oct. 1, the annual Sunrise Yoga Festival was celebrated in the Sun Bowl. One of the purposes of this event is the meditation and connection of the body with the Earth, as told by the event staff. People implemented several techniques for...

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‘Stronger’ in good shape for Academy Awards season

Sergio Munoz, Contributor • September 30, 2017

Hollywood always has those tragic movies in which the main character goes through something horrible and needs to get over it. When I first watched the trailer for “Sronger,” I noticed that this movie would be another one of this kind of movies—and...

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