July, 2019

• 22 July

  NMSU to offer two new degrees in high-demand computer science fields

  

  New Mexico State University is working to satisfy the regional and the national demand for data scientists and cyber security experts through two new degrees: a professional master’s degree in computational data analytics beginning in …
• 20 July

  Op-Ed: State Senator Rodriguez talks Trump Administration, Policies and Impact

  

  As we have seen first-hand, the Trump administration has attacked immigrants on every front. This is most evident with the humanitarian crisis at our southern border, where the administration’s “Remain in Mexico” policy has turned …
• 19 July

  Video: Sun Bowl 7on7 – Episode 1: Duke Keith on the Sun Bowl Game

  

  The Sun Bowl Association has put together a seven-week series of videos with seven different members of the sports and football community discussing college football and the annual Sun Bowl football game. For more information …
• 19 July

  New crop of Army food trucks to serve up healthy, fast meals for more soldiers

  

  Going to a trendy food truck for a breakfast sandwich, a cheeseburger with “the works,” or a fresh salad is something some civilians can do almost any time. Now, more U.S. Army soldiers who are …
• 18 July

  Canutillo ISD ‘Super Readers’ attend summer literacy academy

  

  Canutillo ISD’s ‘Super readers’ had the opportunity to improve their super powers at a special summer literacy academy at Congressman Silvestre & Carolina Reyes Elementary School. Canutillo ISD English Language Arts Curriculum Coordinator Natalie Spalloni …
• 17 July

  NMSU hires state manager for Master Gardeners program

  

  New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences has hired a state manager for the Master Gardeners program. Eduardo Servin will be charged with overseeing Cooperative Extension Service specialists and growing the …
• 17 July

  Video+Gallery+Story: EPISD students stage smash musical ‘Rock of Ages’

  

  EPISD Fine Arts takes a road trip back to the 1980s on Los Angeles’ Sunset Strip this summer as they stage “Rock of Ages” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday at Bowie High School. From …
• 15 July

  EPISD students earn national championships at national technology competition

  

  Two of the country’s best young robot-makers are students here in the El Paso Independent School District. Hornedo Middle School’s Daniyal Dawood and Dante Peinado earned first place in the microcontroller design category of the …
• 15 July

  Story in Many Pics: MMA stars hit El Paso to help open new gym

  

  Bringing a bit of Huntington Beach, California and MMA to the Sun City, Victor Davila opened Kings MMA on Sunday afternoon. Davila, who began  begin training in Martial Arts in 2000, moved to Los Angeles to learn …
• 13 July

  Video+Story: Creating Champions – Greg Long seeks return to field for UTEP Football

  

  Greg Long relishes the opportunity to take the field this fall as part of the UTEP football team. The redshirt junior’s excitement is not solely based on the fact that he is expected to be …
• 13 July

  UTEP offers Tech-E to students from Migrant Families

  

  Randy Anaya has a quick smile and friendly demeanor. But in a lab where he is responsible for the safety of 30 young students, that disposition can give way to stern direction. Such was the …
• 12 July

  WBAMC welcomes additions to newborn nursery team

  

  At U.S. military installations across the globe, the moving season has arrived where military families arrive at a new duty station for their next assignment. The WBAMC active duty medical personnel who provide care to …
• 11 July

  Video+Story – Creating Champions: Cayla Payne revels in spotlight for UTEP Soccer

  

  Cayla Payne wants to be on television one day. The redshirt-junior on the UTEP soccer team hopes to parlay her multimedia journalism degree into a career interviewing the highest-profile figures in sports. But before she …
• 9 July

  New Bloodmobile to aid Armed Services Blood Program at Fort Bliss

  

  William Beaumont Army Medical Center received a new vehicle that will aid the Armed Services Blood Program at Fort Bliss. Known as the blood-mobile, this bus-size vehicle which is 41 feet in length and 12 …
• 9 July

  Video: Cornyn reiterates support for coverage for preexisting conditions, lower drug prices

  

  Tuesday on the floor, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) discussed the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal’s consideration of Texas v. Azar and reiterated Republicans’ commitment to covering Americans with preexisting conditions and lowering prescription drug …