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Annabella Mireles

Annabella Mireles, Photo Editor

Annabella Mireles is a junior at the University of Texas at El Paso majoring in digital media production and minoring in film. She is the photo editor at the Prospector newspaper and Minero magazine as well as owning her own photography business. She plans on pursuing photography full time.

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The Rubin Center for the Visual Arts and the Center for Enviornmental Resource Management (CERM) collaborated for “Experiencing the Bosque” at the Rio Bosque Wetlands Part Nov. 5.

[Photo] UTEP dances the wetlands at ‘Experiencing the Bosque’

Elisha Nuñez, Staff Reporter • November 7, 2022

A performer contemporary dancing in the wetlands of the Bosque.

UTEP women’s basketball guard Grace Alvarez finds support and stability in her coaches, teammates and God.

[Photo] Guard leans on teammates

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2022

UTEP women’s basketball guard Grace Alvarez finds support and stability in her coaches, teammates and God.

Robertson has been skating since the 1970’s and developed his skills in freestyle skating in his hometown of Richmond, Virginia.

[Photo] Dean of Health Sciences, ‘Dr. Skateboard’ teaches physics through skateboarding

Alberto Silva Fernandez, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2022

Robertson has a comic book series called “Dr. Skateboards Action Science” that is written in both English and Spanish which are meant to teach people physics.

UTEP basketball guard Shamar Givance learned basketball from watching his dad and cousin play when he was young.

[Photo] El Paso, a second home for UTEP basketball guard

Angelica Gutierrez, Contributor • November 1, 2022

UTEP basketball guard Shamar Givance learned basketball from watching his dad and cousin play when he was young.

UTEP’s 2022-2023 season will start November with the men’s team starting at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 at the University of Texas at Austin and the women’s team starting at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7 at the Don Haskins Center.

[Photo] What should fans expect this coming basketball season?

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2022

UTEP’s 2022-2023 season will start November with the men’s team starting at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 at the University of Texas at Austin and the women’s team starting at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7 at the Don Haskins Center.

Men’s basketball head coach Joe Golding faces a new team this year, with only three returning players.

[Photo] Basketball head coach looks to continue success after 2021 campaign

Emmanuel Rivas Valenzuela, Sports Editor • November 1, 2022

Men’s basketball head coach Joe Golding faces a new team this year, with only three returning players.

This year is women’s head coach Kevin Baker’s sixth season at UTEP, and he is the first coach in the UTEP program to have three winning seasons within their first four years.

[Photo] Head coach guides women’s basketball team

Kristen Scheaffer, Contributor • November 1, 2022

This year is women’s head coach Kevin Baker’s sixth season at UTEP, and he is the first coach in the UTEP program to have three winning seasons within their first four years.

Alexander Kariotis is a professor of voice at UTEP and commissioned the UTEP Symphony Orchestra to perform in “The Rock Opera Orchestra.”

Alexander Kariotis and UTEP Symphony Orchestra fuse rock and opera

Annabella Mireles, Photo Editor • October 30, 2022

The UTEP Symphony Orchestra along with UTEP professor of voice, Alexander Kariotis, performed “The Rock Opera Orchestra” Oct. 28 at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall.  Kariotis is a crossover artist who has performed internationally with appearances...

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Print issue Oct. 18 cover photo.

[Photo] Pick up your pumpkins at Arturo Produce

Meagan Elizabeth García, Arts & Culture Editor • October 18, 2022

Print issue Oct. 18 cover photo.

Tooth and Veil Oddities and Macabre Shop is owned by Michelle Bocanegra and has been selling oddities and antiques for 25 years.

[Photo] Unique finds at Tooth and Veil Oddities and Macabre Shop

Alyson Rodriguez, Staff Reporter • October 18, 2022

The store sells t-shirts, vinyl, vampire roses, apothecary, curandera herbs, and so much more.

University 1301 Lecturer Steven Brown learned to skate when he was 11 and says trial and error on the skateboard is therapeutic to him.

[Photo] UTEP lecturer helps students land their own tricks

Alberto Silva Fernandez, Photographer • October 18, 2022

Brown says he feels he does not have to lose his hobby of skating despite him growing as a professional.

Gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke speaks to attendees at the El Paso Natural Gas Conference Center for his college tour at UTEP Oct. 11.

[Photo] Beto makes final stop at UTEP during his college tour

Itzel Giron, Multimedia Editor • October 12, 2022

O’Rourke poses with supporter holding a “Beto for Texas” poster, Oct. 11.

“Stories From Genesis” is separated in several parts and shows the creation of the universe, creation of man and original sing, and the fall and first rebirth of man through the stories of Noah.

[Photo] The Sistine Chapel makes it to Sunland Park Mall

Meagan Elizabeth García, Arts & Culture Editor • October 4, 2022

This 90-minute experience allows viewers to walk around the exhibit and read about the meaning behind each of Michelangelo’s paintings.

Campus organizer Carla Palacios speaks to reporter Alyson Rodriguez and informs her on why students on campus should join Texas Rising, an on-campus organization that seeks to empower young adults to get involved in politics Sept. 29.

[Photo] Texas Rising gets students involved in politics

Alyson Rodriguez, Staff Reporter • October 4, 2022

Campus organizer Carla Palacios speaks to reporter Alyson Rodriguez and informs her on why students on campus should join Texas Rising, an on-campus organization that seeks to empower young adults to get involved in politics Sept. 29.

UTEP’s Symphony Orchestra performs their first performance at the Fox Fine Arts Center Sept. 27.

[Photo] UTEP symphony orchestra performs its first concert

Eduardo Flores, Contributor • September 30, 2022

UTEP’s Symphony Orchestra performs their first performance at the Fox Fine Arts Center Sept. 27.

The “EP” letters located in San Jacinto Plaza have been changed in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

[Photo] New Love Letters in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in El Paso

Sophia Villalobos, Contributor • September 27, 2022

The “EP” letters located in San Jacinto Plaza have been changed in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The café is located at 105 Texas Ave. and offers different movies every day. Those interested in finding out what movies are showing can sign up for the newsletter.

[Photo] Have a Big Apple Experience at Aaron and George’s Film Café

Elisha Nuñez, Staff Reporter • September 27, 2022

The café was named after Muñoz’s grandfather Aaron, and Winter’s grandfather, George.

Cactus Flower Bookery offers a wide range of collections and themes, not only selling books but also tote bags, jewelry, stones and other gifts.

[Photo] Make a visit to the borderland’s best bookshops

Kristen Scheaffer, Contributor • September 20, 2022

Cactus Flower Bookery offers a wide range of collections and themes, not only selling books but also tote bags, jewelry, stones and other gifts.

Brian Jarvis, associate professor of music theory at UTEP skates over a keyboard and music textbooks.

[Photo] Professor kickflips into UTEP’S heart

Alberto Silva Fernandez, Photographer • September 20, 2022

Brian Jarvis, associate professor of music theory at UTEP skates over a keyboard and music textbooks.

His larger statue, “The Water God” made by rebar structure, metal lathe, cement and stucco, has multiple faces to represent its nonconforming gender in order to represent mankind as well as vines representing how our history wraps around us.

[Photo] Meet Ho Baron: The artist behind ‘Gods for Future Religions’

Elisha Nuñez, Staff Reporter • September 20, 2022

Ho Baron stands next to his piece called “Dysfunctional Family” Aug. 30 that was made using mannequin legs and cement face molds.

UTEP will play the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico at 6 p.m. Sept. 17 at UNM’s stadium.

[Photo] UTEP football favored in match up versus New Mexico

Emmanuel Rivas Valenzuela, Sports Editor • September 16, 2022

UTEP will play the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico at 6 p.m. Sept. 17 at UNM’s stadium.

Selfa A. Chew Meléndez, Ph.D., is a history and African American studies professor, researcher, publisher writer, who has been appointed as the new associate dean of undergraduate studies.

[Photo] Selfa Chew Meléndez Ph.D. named new associate dean of undergrad studies

Maria L. Guerrero Duran, Web Editor • September 14, 2022

Selfa A. Chew Meléndez, Ph.D., is a history and African American studies professor, researcher, publisher writer, who has been appointed as the new associate dean of undergraduate studies.

Not only is Cinnaholic participating in the Vegan Chef Challenge, but their entire menu is vegan friendly and includes cookie dough scoops and cinnamon rolls.

[Photo] The ‘Vegan Chef Challenge’ has hit El Paso kitchens

Meagan Elizabeth García, Arts & Culture Editor • September 9, 2022

Not only is Cinnaholic participating in the Vegan Chef Challenge, but their entire menu is vegan friendly and includes cookie dough scoops and cinnamon rolls.

Lead singer of Melancholy 10, Che Ulibarri, makes a heart with his hands after the finish performing.

[Photo] Minerpalooza wraps up Welcome Week

Alyson Rodriguez, Staff Reporter • September 6, 2022

Mariachi Rock Revolution perform their last song of the night, wrapping up Minerpalooza.

Leader of Melancholy 10 Che Ulibarri sings the last song of the night.

[Photo] Bringing back Battle of the Bands

Elisha Nuñez, Staff Reporter • September 5, 2022

Leader of Melancholy 10 Che Ulibarri sings the last song of the night.

Students in the crowd cheer as Paydirt Pete and cheerleaders dance on stage at Texas Western Gold Rush Aug. 243.

[Photo] UTEP welcomes students with events at ‘Miner Welcome Week’

Prospector Staff Report and Itzel Giron • August 24, 2022

Students in the crowd cheer as Paydirt Pete and cheerleaders dance on stage at Texas Western Gold Rush Aug. 243.

Outside hitter Paulina Perez Rosas throws a toy volleyball out towards the crowd during senior night Dec. 2, 2021. The Prospector File Photo

[Photo] UTEP volleyball prepares to run it back this season

Katrina Villarreal, Contributor • August 24, 2022

Outside hitter Paulina Perez Rosas throws a toy volleyball out towards the crowd during senior night Dec. 2, 2021. The Prospector File Photo

A family mourns at Ponder Park Aug. 4, 2019, after the shooting at a local Walmart that killed 23 people.

[Photo] The unsolved problem of mass shootings

Itzel Giron, Multimedia Editor • August 23, 2022

A family mourns at Ponder Park Aug. 4, 2019, after the shooting at a local Walmart that killed 23 people.

El Paso Pro-Musica started off its season with the annual Summerfest concert Aug. 20 at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall featuring Grammy-winning cellist Zuill Bailey, violinist Chee-Yun, and pianist Natasha Paremski.

[Photo] Wrapping summer up with music at Summer Fest

Meagan Elizabeth García, Arts & Culture Editor • August 23, 2022

Violinist Chee Yun is from Seoul, South Korea and has performed since the age of 13 with a musical education from the Julliard School.

The Prospector staff Spring 2022

[Photo] The Prospector staff says farewell

Prospector Staff Report • May 5, 2022

The Prospector staff Spring 2022

With summer approaching, events to look forward to include the Sun City Craft Beer Festival happening May 21-22, the Orange Fever Fiesta May 7, the Downtown Fiesta de Las Luces May 21, the Mission Trail Art Market July 19, and Viva El Paso! Starting July 1.

[Photo] 2022 Summer events in El Paso

Victoria Rivas, Arts & Culture Editor • May 5, 2022

With summer approaching, events to look forward to include the Sun City Craft Beer Festival happening May 21-22, the Orange Fever Fiesta May 7, the Downtown Fiesta de Las Luces May 21, the Mission Trail Art Market July 19, and Viva El Paso! Starting July...

Candles, jewelry, instax cameras, UTEP apparel and office supplies are all great gifts to give to students walking the stage this spring.

[Photo] Celebrate loved one’s achievements with the best gifts

Victoria Rivas, Arts & Culture Editor • May 5, 2022

Candles, jewelry, instax cameras, UTEP apparel and office supplies are all great gifts to give to students walking the stage this spring.

Senior UTEP volleyball defensive specialist/libero Ha’ahulakaleikaimana Crisostomo poses for The Prospector April 29.

[Photo] UTEP volleyball player ‘set’ for comeback

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • May 4, 2022

Crisostomo is from Hawaii and plans on coming back next season when she returns to UTEP for her master’s in psychology.

Jacqueline Arellano and Josey Pickett act as Rapunzel and the Witch for “Into the Woods” April 11 at the UTEP Dinner Theater, inside Union Bldg. West, Room 207.

[Photo] ‘Into the Woods’ brings a twist to classic fairytales

Alberto Silva Fernandez, Editor-in-Chief • May 4, 2022

The Baker and the Baker’s Wife are played by Bryant Webb and Mindy Escobar-Leanse, April 11 with a premiered show April 22.

High schools such as W.H. Burges offer early college programs that help students graduate with not only a high school diploma, but also an associate degree, saving students time and money. El Paso Community College collaborates with school districts such as Canutillo, Clint, El Paso, Fabens, San Elizario, Socorro, Tornillo, and Ysleta.

[Photo] Early college students prepare to join the work force

Kristen Scheaffer, Staff Reporter • May 4, 2022

High schools such as W.H. Burges offer early college programs that help students graduate with not only a high school diploma, but also an associate degree, saving students time and money. El Paso Community College collaborates with school districts such...

Six of UTEP Top Ten seniors pose in fromt of the Lhakhang building. From left to right (top row) Andrea Cecilia Herrera Aguirre, Maximo Gamez, Jordan Seth Dominguez (bottom row) Paola Garcia Hernandez, Anahy Yose-lin Diaz, Adam Campos.

[Photo] UTEP picks its Top 10 Senior

Itzel Giron, Audience and Engagement Editor • May 3, 2022

Maximo Sebastian Gamez

One section of the “Water/Ways” exhibit at the UTEP Centennial Museum emphasizes the popularity of water and how many use it for recreational purposes.

[Photo] ‘Water/Ways’ exhibit creates environmental consciousness at UTEP

Maria L. Guerrero Duran, Web Editor • April 20, 2022

One section of the exhibit emphasizes the popularity of water and how many use it for recreational purposes.

The Tony Award-winning musical “Into the Woods” will be performed at the UTEP Dinner Theatre starting April 22 and will run through May 8.

[Photo] ‘Into The Woods’: get lost in the world of theatre

Victoria Rivas, Arts & Culture Editor • April 19, 2022

“Into the Woods”’ Little Red Riding Hood (Jenna Ivey) and the Wolf (Zaid Zavala) take the stage during rehersals at UTEP’s Dinner Theatre, April 12.

Sophomore Alyson Rodriguez assists UTEP student Almicar Marquez.

[Photo] Visually impaired student urges accessibility from UTEP

Alyson Rodriguez, Contributor • April 19, 2022

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Despite hair not always being considered part of fashion, hair can help express people’s styles and complement their outfits.

[Photo] UTEP students discuss their go-to hairstyles of 2022

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • April 6, 2022

Despite hair not always being considered part of fashion, hair can help express people’s styles and complement their outfits.

Many who engage in sneakerhead culture use them as a form of self-expression and art in addition to also being knowledgeable of their history

[Photo] Sneakerheads and their influence on fashion

Julia Lucero, Contributor • April 5, 2022

Many who engage in sneakerhead culture use them as a form of self-expression and art in addition to also being knowledgeable of their history

Despite its low prices, fast fashion produces between 8 and 10% of carbon emissions globally and subjects approximately 160 million children to child labor markets.

[Photo] The environmental impact of fast fashion

Kristen Scheaffer, Staff Reporter • April 5, 2022

Despite its low prices, fast fashion produces between 8 and 10% of carbon emissions globally and subjects approximately 160 million children to child labor markets.

UTEP students prepare to read inspiring books written by women from different eras for Women's History Month.

[Photo] Top books for Women’s History Month

Elisha Nuñez, Contributor • March 25, 2022

UTEP students prepare to read inspiring books written by women from different eras for Women's History Month.

Sophomore guard Katia Gallegos was named All-conference USA Second Team for the 2021-22 season and set multiple season-highs against New Mexico State University.

[Photo] UTEP women athletes score season milestones

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2022

Sophomore guard Katia Gallegos was named All-conference USA Second Team for the 2021-22 season and set multiple season-highs against New Mexico State University.

The boutique is located at 2105 E. Yandell Drive and is opened Tuesdays through Sundays from noon to –6 p.m.

[Photo] Love Alumni Boutique empowers women

Alyson Rodriguez, Contributor • March 23, 2022

Clothes sold include those supplied from Muchas Flores, a woman owned brand based in El Paso.

Ivanee Muñoz, owner of A ‘Dior Nail Company, says she enjoys building a relationship with her clients and creating a new look for them.

[Photo] Changing the world one color at a time

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2022

Muñoz won the Best of El Paso award back-to-back for 2020 and 2021.

Krishna Jayasankar is a kinesiology major who represents UTEP as a track and field thrower. Jaysankar recently won silver in the women's shot put event at the Conference USA indoor track and field championship in Alabama.

[Photo] Krishna Jayasankar goes the distance

Katrina Villarreal, Staff Reporter • March 22, 2022

Krishna Jayasankar is a kinesiology major who represents UTEP as a track and field thrower. Jaysankar recently won silver in the women's shot put event at the Conference USA indoor track and field championship in Alabama.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has reported that El Paso did not meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards, making the county the only one in the border region to not meet the requirement.

[Photo] El Paso addresses air quality standards in county

Kristen Scheaffer, Staff Reporter • March 22, 2022

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has reported that El Paso did not meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards, making the county the only one in the border region to not meet the requirement.

Forward Jamari Sibley plays offense during the first quarter.

[Photo] Miners snap Mean Green’s 15-game win streak

Daniel Alec Lopez, Staff Reporter • March 5, 2022

Guard Keonte Kennedy dribbles past UNT players.

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