Secondhand and thrifting is what The Vault Vintage clothing store is known for.

My time at UTEP has been a rollercoaster of a journey. I remember coming in during COVID and feeling lost and unsure of what I wanted to do. But I knew it would all fit together if I was doing what I was passionate about.   I remember applying for...

The UTEP Dance team cheers at a pep rally celebrating the team’s champion status April 13 at Cenntenial Plaza.

Willie Cager’s friends and family gathered for a memorial that took place Friday night at the Don Haskins Center.

Editor’s Note: This is the third part in a three-part series.   Film photography began in the late 1800s and still has an impact on many dedicated photographers within the border community. UTEP History Professor, Ernesto Chavez, Ph.D., has been...

Editor’s Note: This is the second part in a three-part series.  Digital photography has been around for about 50 years. Despite this, we have seen analog photography remain popular throughout the constant growth and evolution of this form of media,...

Gagaboy is a drag queen at Touch Bar El Paso and performs many shows around El Paso.

Professional attire on women has always impacted the way they are perceived in the workplace.

Isabella Molina looks up to musical stars, such as Selena for her fashion style.

“The Fox and The Cookie” opera premiere took place at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall.

Tlahtolli is one of the sculptures built on campus, which was a gift from Mexican sculptor, Sebastian.

Students walk to their first class by Centennial Park to prepare for the school day.

Sororities offered at UTEP include Apha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Alpha Xi Delta, Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc., Zeta Tau Alpha and fraternities include Alpha Kappa Lamda, Alpha Sigma...

Ontiveros teaches several courses at UTEP related to gender theory and analysis.

The AWG is a national organization with a chapter in El Paso that is devoted to enhancing the participation of women in geoscience. President of the Association for Women Geoscientists, Carmel Murillo (CENTER) joined AWG in 2021.

Magdalena Baczewska, Ph.D., hosted a masterclass at UTEP’s Borderland Chopin Festival March 3.

The exhibit highlights the El Paso International Airport and the legacy of UTEP’s Civil Engineering.

The support for this exhibit is provided by Art Bridges and it showcases black women in art.

The French horn section plays their music at the El Paso Winds concert Feb. 23.

From local businesses to yummy food, the 1st Ave. Artisan Market is a home to many small businesses in the city of El Paso. The Main Room Event Center, located at 798 E. First Ave. hosted its first market of the year Feb. 19. The event lasted from 11...

All floral arrangements at Xochitl Flowers and Gifts are arranged and taken care of to prepare for special Holidays

Cheer teams all around El Paso competed on Sunday, Feb. 19 at the UTEP Cheer Championships.

Editor’s Note: This is the first part in a three-part series.   Digital photographers everywhere have argued analog is pretty much over.   Now with digital cameras, what more could you ask for? While many may have this mindset, two UTEP students...

UTEP Women’s Basketball cheers after making a basket that puts them in the lead.

Regina Reza, member of the Student Impact Association makes an impact within the UTEP community.

Member of Omega Psi Phi, Cedric Napoleon Shamley Jr. takes part in the community within his fraternity.

The "Immersive Exhibit" portrays almost ten years of work from Laura Turón and shows abstract through her art.

At the UTEP’s Get Involved and Wellbeing Fair, students were able to smash a plate to blow off some steam for the new semester.

The “illuminated” exhibit brings paintings, screens, lights, and sounds to display an interactive experience to guests. It also features the use of various non-artistic materials like mylar and plexiglass, or acrylic.

Hero, Evan Vourazeris scoops the Howdy Homemade signature flavor, Dr. Pepper Chocolate Chip.

As the end of the semester comes to an end, graduation season begins and there are many great gifts to celebrate such a big accomplishment.

David Sanchez is a training and development consultant in human resources at UTEP.

The Spirit of Giving event is happening at Cielo Vista Mall, Sunland Park Mall, and the Alamo Drafhouse.

The Spirit of Giving event will be happening Dec. 12-15 for anyone who would like to donate gifts.

UTEP is hosting early voting which is taking place in the Union East from Oct. 24 through Nov. 4.

Paradigm Shift held a three-day exhibition and showcased over 40 pieces of artwork for Dia De Los Muertos.

Pete brings the spirit to the Union East as the UTEP band performs the fight song.

Up and Running hosted a future engineers 5k run and 1k walk at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29.

Due to the higher prices on feminine hygiene products, CVS is lowering their prices down by 25 percent.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month as there are fundraisers that happen throughout the month to raise awareness.

As Dia De Los Muertos is one of the most important celebrations in Mexican Culture, the UTEP Library has setup a display in honor of Bobby Byrd.

Freshmen, Michelle Ramos cheers on the crowd at the UTEP’s annual homecoming pep rally.

From costumes to trick-or-treating to local businesses, the 1st Ave. Artisan Halloween Market showcased different vendors from El Paso Oct. 10 at Main Room Events as the market made its comeback after closing in early July.   The market was filled...

As Halloween and fall is in season, many black cats suffer from mistreatment due to the superstition of them being bad luck.

The Pasos Ajenos Exhibit allows the UTEP and El Paso community to learn more about complex social justice topics. The exhibit also gives an opportunity for people to come together for an interactive experience spreading awareness of the issues of the...

The Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens hosted their Fall FloraFest, Oct. 1.

The sunflower art display is located at the Downtown Branch and displays artwork from pediatric oncology patients in El Paso.

El Paso is the heart and home of art for local artists. From graphic designers to painters and photographers, located at 314 N. Mesa St., El Paso’s Finest welcomes multiple talented individuals to sell art. Founder of El Paso’s Finest and local photographer...

Interviewees sat eagerly waiting for their turn to be interviewed at The Foundation Room.

From left to right: Latino Finance Group President Fernando Pacheco Jr., Treasurer Vidal Guzman-Gonzalez and Vice President Rodolfo De Las Casas.

From shopping vintage shirts to yummy snacks, supporters from all over El Paso came out to see the grand opening of the Lowbrow Palace.

Paydirt Pete works with the cheer team to keep the spirit going at the biggest pep rally of the year.

Freshmen Kristan Isaacs plays her cymbals at the UTEP vs UNT football game on Aug. 27, adding color to the sound of the band.

Donovan Garza is a first-generation student and a sophomore at UTEP.