Brass and Beats: Border Jazz Orchestra at The Garrison

Adrian Gonzalez, Staff Reporter • April 7, 2026

From synchronized harmonies to improvised solos, the Border Jazz Orchestra brought a "wall of sound" to The Garrison on March 25, bridging the gap between El Paso’s musical history and its future.

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Xavier Morales gives a taste of what’s to come for ‘The Saints’ upcoming fashion show

Aziel Ramos, Contributor Writer • April 7, 2026

‘The Saints’ fashion show presents on May 16, teasing us for what’s to come for the upcoming show.

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More than a necessity: Thrifting’s become a trend

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • April 7, 2026

Before becoming a trendy pastime, shopping at thrift stores wasn’t something people advertised. Today, influencers and resellers buy out entire racks as customers from all income levels search for their next great find.

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2026 Oscar Highlights

Aziel Ramos, Contributor Writer • April 7, 2026

A recap of the memorable wins and achievements in film that occurred at the 2026 Oscars.

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Schin Kerr and El Paso community celebrate 20th Anniversary of ‘Glory Road’

Adrian Gonzalez, Staff Reporter • April 7, 2026

Actor Schin Kerr returned to Memorial Gym to reflect on the 20th anniversary of "Glory Road" and the 60th anniversary of the Texas Western 1966 championship.

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GRADIANTE connects UTEP and UACJ students through art at the San Luis Contemporáneo

Ximena Cordero, Editor-in-Chief • April 7, 2026

GRADIANTE, a cross-border collaboration, brought together art students from The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (UACJ) to create art pieces for an exhibition at the historic San Luis Contemporáneo co-run by Miguel Vargas Gallardo and Haydee Alonso.

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Reclaiming Identity: Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp’s ‘Strangers in Our Own Land’ opens at Rubin Center 

Fred Kepfield, Contributor Writer • April 2, 2026

Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp’s latest exhibition at the Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts explores Indigenous identity, migration and erasure in the Borderland through large-scale beadwork, clay maps and storytelling rooted in ancestral memory. 

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 Stay one more day: El Paso singer Julián Kalel turns pain into purpose 

Kayley Murphy, Guest Contributor • March 30, 2026

El Paso artist Julián Kalel is using his music to open conversations about mental health and resilience. His journey reflects the reality many college students face while balancing ambition and emotional well-being. 

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Our playlist, their legacy: Women who shaped music

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2026

Female musicians started out with nothing but their voices. Today, they are not only dominating the charts but also using their platform to drive social change, challenge norms, and inspire a new generation of artists and fans.

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‘Cha cha cha’ into Bruno Mars’ ‘The Romantic’

Adrian Gonzalez, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2026

Bruno Mars delivers a breathtaking return with "The Romantic," a soulful odyssey that masterfully weaves Mexican cultural influences into his signature funk, highlighted by the standout ballads “Risk It All” and “Dance With Me.”

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Metalcore band Waves in April debuts first tour performance at El Paso Rockhouse Bar & Grill 

Aziel Ramos, Contributor Writer • March 24, 2026

On Feb. 27, upcoming metalcore band Waves in April performed its first tour stop at the Rockhouse Bar & Grill in El Paso.

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‘The Bridge,’ explores life across the border

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2026

The University of Texas at El Paso’s Union Gallery exhibit “The Bridge,” brings together student and professional artists to explore the shared culture, memories and everyday experiences that connect El Paso and Ciudad Juárez.

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