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Thousands displaced after fires in California destroy multiple counties

Daniela Ordaz, Contributor/Writer • January 24, 2025
Wildfires ravaged Los Angeles on Jan. 7, displacing more than 92,000 residents and claiming 27 lives, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. With winds reaching up to 100 mph in some areas, firefighters continue to battle the blazes.
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Pedestrian walks in downtown El Paso where small businesses are struggling to keep up with higher rents.

Unveiling gentrification in the Sun City

Leah Austin, Staff Reporter • January 24, 2025
With many El Pasoans enjoying Bad Bunny’s new album, “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,” many may miss that El Paso has more in common with the Latin singer’s island of Puerto Rico than we think.
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Renard Johnson was elected as the first Black mayor of El Paso Jan. 7. Photo courtesy of City of El Paso

Hands of El Paso: Newly elected Mayor Renard Johnson is reframing El Paso, plans for new opportunities

Leah Austin, Staff Reporter • January 22, 2025
Renard Johnson was sworn into office on Jan. 6th and now serves as El Paso’s first Black mayor. He describes his plans for office, his priorities include safety, education, economic opportunity and investing in El Paso’s tourism and entertainment.
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UTEP welcomed students at their presentation of the new artificial intelligence (AI) degree, a part of the College of Engineering on Dec. 10. Photo courtesy of UTEP Computer Science Student Engagement/Alexa Cruz Garfio

UTEP Launches new degree plan specializing in artificial intelligence

Daniela Ordaz, Contributor/Writer • January 22, 2025
On Dec. 10, UTEP announced the launch of their newest degree plan specializing in artificial intelligence. This new degree in AI will be offered under the College of Engineering beginning in spring of 2025 with options for both a master's and bachelor's concentration.
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President Donald Trump was sworn in on Jan. 20. Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore

Trump cements his place in American history: President once again

Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Multimedia Editor • January 22, 2025
For the second time in seven years, Donald J. Trump took the oath of office and became president of the United States. This time, he enters office not as a political stranger, but instead, as a living example of American history.
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UTEP’s 2024 tassel available for Graduate students.

UTEP Fall Commencement Ceremonies, What and How many are there?

Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Staff Reporter • December 13, 2024
It’s almost time for the last part of UTEP’s 2024 graduating class to take their long-awaited steps at the Don Haskins Center. Here’s what they can expect for their special moment.
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Aneley Muñoz with her childhood photos and blanket as she takes time to reflect on her relationship with Spanish as an adult.

A love letter to Spanish from ‘No Sabo’ kids

Dominique Macias, Staff Photographer • December 13, 2024
There is a lot to unlearn, and to grasp the concept from both no Sabo kids and the older generation. This final part is a love letter to all, especially to the older generations of Hispanics and most importantly to Spanish; there is so much more life to be lived.
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UTEP’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) located at 202 Union West offer both in person and telehealth Timely Care services for UTEP students.

CAPS offers mental health tips for upcoming graduates

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2024
As graduation season approaches, many students face a period of uncertainty and dread. Marieli Piñero-Melendez, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist at UTEP’s Counseling and Psychological Services shares what graduates can do to face the challenges of post-graduation.
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According to the survey, which gathered responses from 1,782 students, 89% of students live off campus.

SGA survey highlights ongoing frustrations over parking

Ximena Cordero, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2024
A recent Student Government Association survey showed students’ dissatisfaction with UTEP’s current parking system and high permit cost, leaving many students to look for alternative parking options and call for a change.
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The County Attorney’s office filed a suit Feb. 23 against RCI Holdings, former owners of Jaguars and current owners of Chicas Locas.

Legal Battle Ends: El Paso County and Chicas Locas reach preliminary agreement

Alyda Muela, Web Editor • December 3, 2024
A court hearing was held Nov. 25 that resulted in a tentative settlement between El Paso County and newly established Chicas Locas Bikini Bar. A finalized agreement will be presented to a judge on Dec. 6.
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Dimel was UTEP’s 26th football head coach in program history and held the job for six seasons. Photo courtesy of The Prospector archives.

Dana Dimel, former UTEP football head coach, passes away at 62

Sebastian Perez-Navarro, Staff Reporter • December 3, 2024
Dana Dimel, former UTEP football head coach, has passed away at 62.
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Tim Hernandez’ book, “They Call You Back” opened to a chapter about his journey to Mexico without a translator and the lesson it taught him.

A ‘No Sabo’ parent’s perspective on cultural identity

Dominique Macias, Staff Photographer • November 27, 2024
One thing about the Spanish language people often forget is how it can hold a lot of trauma and generational pain. There is so much to consider than just the no sabo kids in this generation.
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