Noah Sarabia

[Photo] OLLI promotes learning, inclusion for older adults

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • April 19, 2019

[Photo] UTEP Dinner Theatre set to present Tony Award winning musical ‘Mamma Mia’

Brianna Chavez, Copy Editor • April 18, 2019

Creativity never gets old in ‘Visions’ exhibit

Glenda Avalos • April 9, 2019

The Student Engagement & Leadership presents the “Visions: Creativity Never Gets Old” exhibit by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the Union Gallery for all to admire and explore. OLLI a program founded by Bernard Osher provides...

UTEP Recreational Center welcomes new director in Jerome Osborne

Noah Sarabia, Contributor • April 2, 2019

Jerome Osborne, a San Francisco native, has recently been named the new director for the Student Recreation Center (Rec Center) at UTEP. Osborne was stationed in Virginia up until two weeks ago, when he started at UTEP. Becoming the director of the...

#UTEPDeservesBetter movement demands a better candidate

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • March 26, 2019

After the University of Texas System Board of Regents unanimously selected Dr. Heather Wilson as the finalist for the next president of University of Texas at El Paso, concerns were brought to light by current UTEP students and alumni. The decision has...

‘Nudes & More’ adorns the walls of Hal Marcus

Noah Sarabia, Contributor • March 26, 2019

The Hal Marcus Gallery opened exhibit “Nudes & More” March 14, at its gallery, 1308 N. Oregon St., and features works from more than 15 artists including Hal Marcus, Tom Lea, Krystyna Robbins and John W. MacKenzie in about 60 images. Gallery...

UTEP Student Government Association hears student concerns on president pick

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • March 15, 2019

UTEP's Student Government Association held an open forum meeting Thursday evening at Union East room 313 to hear concerns over the University of Texas Board of Regents unanimous choice of Dr. Heather Wilson as finalist for UTEP president announced March...

Mexican author speaks about new book

Noah Sarabia, Contributor • March 5, 2019

Roma Calatayud-Stocks, an author from Mexico City, spoke about her second installment of her book trilogy, “A Symphony of Rivals,” which focuses on life in the 20th century overseas in Austria, Italy, Germany and the U.S., Feb. 27 at Barnes and Noble...

[Photo] Hometown standout excels on field

Michael Cuviello, Contributor • March 5, 2019

[Photo] Orchestra welcomes interim conductor

Valeria Olivares, Reporter • March 4, 2019

[Photo] Monster Jam returns to UTEP for two action packed days

Catherine Ramirez, Entertainment Editor • March 2, 2019

Beto O’Rourke, Ruben Garcia honored in annual El Pasoan of the Year ceremony

Noah Sarabia, Contributor • February 26, 2019

El Paso Inc. awarded Director of the Annunciation House Ruben Garcia the Community Spirit award, and former Congressman Beto O’Rourke the El Pasoan of the Year award Tuesday, Feb. 19, at its annual El Pasoan of the Year luncheon at the Centennial Club...

Eva Moya: A social worker changes her commuity

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • February 19, 2019

Associate Professor of Social Work Eva Moya, Ph.D., recently achieved a great accomplishment in her career. She was elected president of the Association of Latina/Latino Social Work Educators (ALLSWE) in November 2018. Over the course of her career,...

[Photo] Creative writing professors inducted to TIL

Maria Ramos Pacheco, Contributor • February 19, 2019

Black History Month: A celebration for equality to African Americans

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • February 13, 2019

In celebration of Black History Month, The African American Studies Program and Black Student Union held a lecture with Professor Beverly Guy-Sheftall a recognized scholar and director of the Women’s Research Center and Anna Julia Cooper Professor...

[Photo] Our view of Monday’s political madness in El Paso

February 12, 2019

Protestors gathered across the street from Trump's campaign rally.

UTEP offers students a variety of 3D printing resources on campus

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • February 5, 2019

In order to offer a better future to students, faculty and staff, UTEP has created new technology spaces that include three different 3D laboratories on campus. Located in the Undergraduate Learning Center (UGLC) building, as well as the engineering...

UTEP hosts TED Talks with big names in the borderland

Noah Sarabia and • February 3, 2019

On Saturday, Feb. 2, UTEP hosted a TEDx series at the Union Cinema located on the first floor of the Union Bldg. East, to encourage people to understand the advantages of access and education. The series was broken into two sessions, the first...

X Projects presents “EQUIS” exhibition by Berlin curators

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • January 29, 2019

X Projects presented their first gallery named “EQUIS” featuring local-based artists Jan. 25 at XOLO gallery, 2812 N. Piedras St. X Projects is a cultural event production house based in El Paso, that is searching to foster local talent and create...

Let’s Chica Chat: A new space for entrepreneur women in El Paso

Glenda Avalos, Contributor • January 22, 2019

On Thursday, Jan. 10, women from the local organization “Let’s Chica Chat” held their first gathering where more than 80 women attended. The organization focuses on bringing together female entrepreneurs who want to make a change in their own...