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Assayer of Student Opinion.

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Assayer of Student Opinion.

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An image of “La Llorona” (© Warner Bros. Pictures) visible through stacks of Mexican and Mexican-related folklore books.

Chicano Folklore, what keeps us connected to our culture

Aylinne Morales, Contributor/Writer • October 14, 2025
How people from the borderlands use storytelling as a way to stay connected with our roots.
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Horror has evolved to tackle social and psychological themes with filmmakers such as Jordan Peele and Ari Aster changing the genre by blending storytelling with CGI innovations.

Horror movies continue to haunt Halloween after more than a century

Ximena Cordero, Web & Copy Editor • October 10, 2025
From haunted castles to today’s CGI-driven thrillers, horror has remained a Halloween tradition. Students say the genre has shifted from the classic jump scares and clichés to diving deeper into personal and societal fears through artistry.
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Models pose for an array of denim pieces created for the “Death by Denim” cemetery fashion show that will be hosted by Junk Approved on Oct. 10.

The birth of the second edition of Junk Approved’s ‘Death by Denim’

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • October 10, 2025
All humans have certain things in common,– the need for air and food and the fact that all humans will die one day. Junk Approved designer, Janace Walker, would like to add one more thing to the list of what connects humanity, denim.
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Directed by indie filmmaker Joe Burke, comedy-drama “Burt,” follows 69-year-old musician with Parkinson’s disease, Burt Berger as he meets a man claiming to be his son.

The 2025 El Paso Film Festival returned with indie movie magic, special guests and “Burt”

Alan Acosta, Staff Photographer • October 9, 2025
The 2025 El Paso Film Festival kicked off with a new selection of local and international independent films, alongside special guest appearances from filmmakers Kevin Smith and Lloyd Kaufman. The festival also showed director Joe Burke’s new indie feature, “Burt.”
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Participants of the costume contest dressed as lucha libre Ghostbusters for Library-Con.

Library-Con brings El Paso together for a day of fandom and fun

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • October 6, 2025
Library-Con: Borderland Heroes drew hundreds downtown as fans explored cosplay, games, art and a cat café inside the Main Library. Showcasing the space as a hub for creativity, connection and community beyond books.
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The Marching Miners marched together with high schools from around El Paso at The University of Texas at El Paso's football home game.

The Marching Miners honor educational heroes

Abigail Pedroza, Arts & Culture Editor • October 6, 2025
The University of Texas at El Paso’s (UTEP’s) Marching Miners celebrated their annual Band Day by hosting all high school bands around El Paso. Their performance honored heroes and four retired educators that provided support and a community for musicians for many decades.
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RuneScape is an online role-playing game released in 2001, many users like Katrina Diaz have been able to see these types of games and the fandoms grow into something deeper.

A new game of language is loading

Jazmine I Gracia, Contributor/Writer • September 30, 2025
From Twitch chats to casual conversations, gaming language is no longer confined to virtual spaces. It has become a living, evolving form of communication that shapes how a generation expresses emotion, strategy and social connection both online and offline.
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UTEP's Digital Media Production Association (DMPA) is a student organization that aims to help its members network and grow their portfolio.

A tight shot of UTEP’s Digital Media Production Association

Brisa Silva, Contributor/Writer • September 30, 2025
The Digital Media Production Association (DMPA) is not just creating content; it’s molding future filmmakers. The student-led organization is thriving this semester, offering its members opportunities to shine and advance their careers.
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Performing at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall, performers at the Latin Music Festival explored the different styles and techniques of Latin dance.

UTEP kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin Music Festival

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • September 26, 2025
UTEP’s Latin Music Festival kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with three days of performances by students, faculty and guest artists. The festival celebrated composers from Spain, Portugal and Latin America and highlighted the music’s ties to El Paso’s cultural identity.
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As their sound continues to grow and mold to an influential force in the El Paso scene, Acrolein has become more than just a band. Their Image isn't curated, it's grown from the four years they have been making music, performing, and being friends with one another.

Acrolein: Rocking on their own terms

Cameron Mason, Staff Reporter • September 22, 2025
El Paso rock band, Arcolein, stormed the Minerpalooza stage and took the Battle of the Band’s crown; showing that their bold sound, tight chemistry and relentless drive set the stage for their next chapter.
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The projection of The Life of Brian (Maguire) illuminates the screen as two audience members watch the movie during the public screening at UTEP’s Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts.

Brian Maguire and his artivism make their homecoming

Brisa Silva, Contributor/Writer • September 22, 2025
Renowned Irish artist Brian Maguire returned to El Paso to present "The Life of Brian Maguire," a documentary that offers a glimpse into his mind and explores his prolific period in the border region.
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Getting a closer look at the garden, President Grace Lee gives examples of the community work and activities SEEDS has done.

Meet SEEDS: Planting the seed of a brighter future

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • September 16, 2025
SEEDS environmental advocates on campus. From picnics to thrifting and gardening, the student-led organization is committed to its mission of taking care of the environment while educating students on ecology and sustainability.
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