UTEP defensive end Jadrian Taylor was named the Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week on Monday after his dominant performance during the Miners’ 19-3 victory over LA Tech on Oct. 16 in the Sun Bowl. The 2021 C-USA Players of the Week awards are presented by Surf & Turf Golf and are voted on […]Read More
The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens is excited to announce the return of the family-favorite Halloween event, Boo at the Zoo. The annual event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, October 23 and Sunday, October 24. “Boo at the Zoo is one of our most popular events we host every […]Read More
The battle against COVID-19 isn’t over yet, and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso is launching two studies of potential treatments for those suffering from the virus. TTUHSC El Paso was recently awarded a $1.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health as part of a multi-center effort to test treatments […]Read More
Countries across the world began administering COVID-19 vaccines in late 2020 – but by summer 2021, vaccine hesitancy had become a global concern. However, a team of three public health graduate students at New Mexico State University anticipated misinformation, myths and hesitancy surrounding COVID-19 vaccines several months earlier. Under the mentorship of NMSU public health […]Read More
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) recently started its participation in the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) PhD Career Pathways Humanities Coalition Grant Writing Project, an innovative multi-institutional effort to highlight the diverse career opportunities available to new doctoral graduates in the humanities. UTEP was one of 10 U.S. doctoral degree-granting institutions selected […]Read More
Socorro ISD students, families, and alumni celebrated the 2021 homecoming festivities by showing their school spirit at various events around East El Paso and the Lower Valley. Six Socorro ISD comprehensive high schools and Mission Early College High School had a week’s worth of dress up days, parades, games, and dances. “Everyone in the school […]Read More
El Paso Locomotive (16-3-10, 58 points) picked up only its third loss in 29 games this season, falling 5-0 to LA Galaxy II on Sunday night. El Paso Youth Soccer Club players Midfielder Brooklyn Raines and Midfielder Diego Garcia made their professional debuts as second-half substitutions for Locomotive. Locomotive got off to a rough start despite dominating the play on […]Read More
BOWLING GREEN, Ky – Jojo Ngongo (3’) buried a penalty kick, Vic Bohdan (58’) volleyed home a shot and Mariah Scott recorded a career-high tying six saves to help the UTEP soccer team (4-10) lock down 10-win WKU (10-3) on the road, 2-0, and spoil “Senior Day” Sunday afternoon. The match was designated as nonconference. The […]Read More
During this season of spooky stories and spine-chilling encounters, it is only fitting that one El Paso Water employee shared his experiences of paranormal activity while working at the Robertson/Umbenhauer Water Treatment Plant, also known as Canal Plant, several years ago. Superintendent Ruben Montes was a guest on Brown and Caldwell’s podcast, Engineering Legends: Haunted […]Read More
With the Miners defeating the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 19-3 Saturday night at the Sun Bowl, UTEP is now bowl eligible for the first time since 2016. The Miners’ 6-1 record that not even the most loyal UTEP fan could have predicted. The 18,468 fans in attendance were treated to a special night that saw the […]Read More
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