When The University of Texas at El Paso announced it was awarded an R1 designation from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education in 2019, the distinction signaled UTEP’s arrival on the national stage as one of the premier research institutions in the country. That reputation was cemented further thanks to a recently published […]Read More
The University of Texas at El Paso is helping to recognize the history of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo through a series of virtual panel discussions in October. UTEP’s College of Liberal Arts is among the sponsors of the 2nd Annual Indigenous People’s Celebration: U.S.-Mexico Border. El Paso Community College is the main organizer of […]Read More
The University of Texas at El Paso invites prospective students to learn about the Miner experience from the comfort of their homes during the University’s first virtual Orange and Blue Week. The elements that future Miners usually experience in person during the Orange and Blue Day open house, such as information sessions, campus tours, college […]Read More
Theater administrators and faculty members at The University of Texas at El Paso have announced artistic alternatives for the live performances that were canceled last spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The fall schedule is an example of how theater has been reimagined around the world, said Rafael “Rafa” Pérez, lecturer and director of audience […]Read More
UTEP continued their preparations for the 2020 Football season Monday morning, taking to Glory Field to work out. Our very own Andres ‘Ace’ Acosta was there and we bring you his view of the practice via this gallery. Read More
The UTEP Football team made its long-awaited return to the practice field on Sunday morning as the Miners spent a little over two hours on Glory Field in preparation for the 2020 season. A mixture of new and old faces graced the field on Sunday morning with the 2020 squad strapping on the pads for […]Read More
J.B. Milliken, Chancellor of The University of Texas System, visited UTEP Thursday, August 13, where he viewed campus preparations for the fall semester, including UTEPs proactive testing program. “I am quite impressed,” Chancellor Milliken said. “UTEP has really thought about all of the things that need to be done to make this as safe an […]Read More
The University of Texas at El Paso and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have signed an agreement to create new research and internship opportunities for University faculty members and students. PNNL, located in southeastern Washington, near the border with Oregon, is part of the network of U.S. Department of Energy national laboratories. With an […]Read More
Ahead of the upcoming Fall semester, UTEP officials are making sure that all involved are informed and able to register, attend and teach. President Heather Wilson, Vice President for Student Affairs Gary Edens and SGA President Jessica Martinez will answer student questions and discuss plans for the fall semester, including the university’s four strategies to […]Read More
While Orange Fever Fiesta, the annual fundraiser for UTEP Athletics, is just five days away, fans can get online now and bid on items. The funds raised at “Orange Fever Fiesta” will directly support Miner student-athletes and help UTEP Athletics navigate the current college sports landscape during this unprecedented time. Additionally, former Texas Western football […]Read More
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