Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many are seeking answers and advice while trying to social distance. To help, a group of Foster School of Medicine faculty and students are bringing their knowledge directly to the public, through a computer screen. The El Paso Health Education and Awareness Team (EP-HEAT) consists of faculty from multiple Texas Tech University Health […]Read More
The Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) announced Wednesday a new strategic initiative that will directly serve El Paso’s students and parents and be spearheaded by its Parent and Community Engagement Coordinator (PCEC). The PCEC is a newly created role within CREEED with support from a $250,000 grant from the Walton Family […]Read More
New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is partnering with the El Paso County Economic Development Department to offer two free six-week business accelerators this October and November. Local businesses interested in tailored mentoring and coaching, as well as unique local opportunities, are encouraged to apply. “We’re excited to collaborate with Arrowhead Center in sharing resources […]Read More
UTEP sophomore center Andrew Meyer has been named to the Rimington Award Watch List, it was announced by the organization on Wednesday. The Rimington Trophy is presented annually to the most outstanding center in NCAA Division I College Football. Since its inception, the seventeen-year old award has raised over $4.45 million for the Boomer Esiason […]Read More
This week, IDEA Public Schools will celebrate National School Lunch Week to promote and highlight the healthy food available daily to children at all IDEA campuses. “School lunches offer students fruits and vegetables, whole grains and milk, and meet federal nutrition standards limiting fat, calories and sodium,” says Fernando Aguilar, Managing Director of the Child […]Read More
Do you want to improve your public speaking skills and control your nerves addressing a large crowd? There’s an app for that … and it was developed by a Coronado teacher. The PD Eyes app designed by Coronado teacher Peter Debrule combines gaming with public-speaking skill development to strengthen confidence and ease the anxiety of […]Read More
UTEP Arts Alive, the interdisciplinary collaboration showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of the Arts on Campus, continues with a “Get out the Vote,” project at the early voting location at the UTEP Student Union Building on the 2nd Floor. Musicians representing the Department of Music will provide performances for Early Voters each Tuesday and Thursday […]Read More
New Mexico State University has been recognized on the Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics list published in the October issue of The Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine. NMSU ranked 44th in total enrollment for bachelor’s degrees and 53rd for total enrollment for four-year schools. NMSU also was listed as 57th in total enrollment […]Read More
El Paso’s Teachers Federal Credit Union (TFCU) announced Tuesday a new program that allows their employees time and pay during their scheduled work day to take time to vote. “We are committed to provide our TFCU employees the time to practice their right to vote during every city, state, or national election going forward,” said […]Read More
Architectural and engineering firm Parkhill announced Tuesday the promotion of Jacob Hernandez to the position of Principal. Jacob Hernandez, PE, serves as the Team Leader within Parkhill’s Site Development Planning Sector in El Paso. He began his career in the DFW metroplex before returning to his hometown of El Paso to join Parkhill in 2012. […]Read More
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