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Assayer of Student Opinion.

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La Union Maze kicks off its opening weekend for the fall season.

La Union Corn Maze opens for the fall 2025 season

Abigail Pedroza, Arts & Culture Editor • October 14, 2025
For the 26th year in a row, La Union Maze has reopened continuing the tradition for the El Paso community to enjoy. With a corn maze design of Sesame Street, attendees can choose to find the exit or get lost in the many activities La Union provides.
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Jose Hurtado, Ph.D., a professor of Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences at UTEP , received a NASA grant to join the Lunar Mapping Program.

UTEP professor Jose Hurtado joins NASA team mapping the moon’s south pole for Artemis missions

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • October 13, 2025
In 2027, astronauts will attempt a return to the moon for the first human landing at the moon’s south pole. UTEP professor and geologist Jose Hurtado is helping NASA map the surface, train astronauts and prepare Mission Control for historic Artemis missions.
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The pressure to be present everywhere at once is intensified by notifications and updates on social media.

Frights of missing out

Brisa Silva, Contributor/Writer • October 9, 2025
FOMO, the face of social comparison, and its incessant infusion of “you’re just not good enough.”
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What is it that drives many to buy a creepy costume? Could it be a way to cope with fear, or an inner attraction to the eeriness of the macabre?

The chemical romance between fear and happiness

Jazmine I Gracia, Contributor/Writer • October 9, 2025
Fear and happiness intertwine, making October a month where dread and delight live side by side.
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Does media play a role in gun violence?

Does media play a role in gun violence?

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • September 30, 2025
Across the country, recent events are fueling debate over how the media covers gun violence and whether social media is dulling both news outlets and the public’s sensitivity to these cases.
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Avant-Mier recently became the new head of the Department of Communication, 15 years after joining the university.

Department of Communication welcomes new chair Roberto Avant-Mier

Mia Colmenero, Layout Editor • September 25, 2025
As the new school year started, there were many new beginnings, including for Roberto Avant-Mier, Ph.D., who is now the new chair for the Department of Communication. Avant-Mier wants to focus on the bilingual and international demographic of The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) while in this new role.
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Being handed a pamphlet with information on the study abroad program, students attended the study abroad program to learn more about the opportunities provided.

UTEP Study Abroad Fair highlights global programs, scholarships and support

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • September 22, 2025
From Spain to Scotland, University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) students explored new horizons at the study abroad fair. With scholarships and advising support, the Office of International Programs & Study Abroad hopes to make studying abroad less intimidating and more achievable.
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Comparison of Texas Western Hall from the digital plan to current views, Aug. 28. The Texas Western Hall is set to have its grand opening in January of 2026.

UTEP construction updates: Building for future Miners

Ximena Cordero, Web & Copy Editor • September 16, 2025
Between 2025 to 2030, students can expect many changes to come to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) campus, including Texas Western Hall, a Union West replacement and Union East renovation, new housing, a potential Student Success Center, and additional parking options.
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One of the most popular resources for those in need of guidance when it comes to picking a path in life is the Career Center located in the West Wing of the Union Building.

The Miner guide to turning student pressure into diamonds

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • September 12, 2025
With a growing applicant pool and a shrinking job market, the use of artificial intelligence and modern technology, many students face increasing pressure. Strong challenges require stronger strategies. This is how students can stay competitive in these times.
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Free student tickets, but few takers

Free student tickets, but few takers

Jewel Ocampo, Staff Reporter • September 11, 2025
Despite free admission to all home games, UTEP’s student section often sits half-empty. Students cite confusion, lack of awareness and low interest, leaving the university searching for new ways to boost turnout.
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Charlie Kirk fatally shot during event at Utah Valley University

Charlie Kirk fatally shot during event at Utah Valley University

Evelyn Palma, Editor-in-Chief • September 10, 2025
Charlie Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University during "The American Comeback Tour" event held on campus.
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Students were welcomed and encouraged to visit the Job Fair, hosted at The Undergraduate Learning Center on Sept.4, as new and old students get involved in organizations and apply for positions.

Students get involved at UTEP Work at Campus and Community Job Fair

Vivien Noe, Staff Reporter • September 9, 2025
The University of Texas at El Paso hosted the Work at Campus and Community Job Fair as an opportunity for students to gain experience and learn of local job opportunities.
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