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Assayer of Student Opinion.

The Prospector

Beastars: An action-packed anthropomorphic take on reality

‘Beastars’: An action-packed anthropomorphic take on reality

Victoria Almaguer, Contributor May 25, 2020

“Beastars” is an action-packed anime series about an anthropomorphic civilization of humanoid carnivore, herbivore and omnivore creatures who yearn for a sense of identity.  Based on the Japanese manga series of the same name, written...

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Future High off life

Future delivers another energetic album with ‘High Off Life’

Isaiah Ramirez, Reporter May 23, 2020

When it comes to the listing of the top rappers in the industry right now, it is hard to omit Future from the list.   The Grammy-award winning lyricist released his eighth studio album titled “High Off Life” May 15. The album includes notable features from...

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Incoming Miner and former Oklahoma Sooner point guard  Jamal Bieniemy drives to the basket.

UTEP basketball find their point guard with Oklahoma transfer

Michael Cuviello, Editor in Chief May 21, 2020

According to Jeff Goodman at Goodman Hoops, the UTEP  Miners have received a commitment from transfer Jamal Bieniemy of the University of Oklahoma Sooners. Bieniemy a starting point guard for the Sooners this past season, started 31 games averaging 5.2...

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Diana Guadalupe Lopez-Valdez is one of the winners of the Terry Scholarship.

Terry Scholar: Incoming student follows in her sister’s steps, joins the ‘Terry familia’

Maria Salette Ontiveros, Contributor May 19, 2020

This upcoming fall, Diana Guadalupe Lopez-Valdez is coming to the University of Texas at El Paso as an 18-year-old freshman a majoring in computer science and as one of the carefully selected Terry Scholars.   From Loretto Academy, Diana Guadalupe Lopez-Valdez was...

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A report titled “Impact of Coronavirus on Student’s Academic Progress and College Plans”, received survey responses from  75,791 high school and college students as well as parents to gauge the impact the global pandemic is having on them.

Study: The pandemic impacts academic progress

Maria Salette Ontiveros, Contributor May 18, 2020

The new coronavirus that causes the respiratory disease better known as COVID-19 has put a halt to countless lives and plans, and those of college students are not the exception.   A report titled “Impact of Coronavirus on Student’s...

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Kevin Costner and Tim Robbins star in the 1988 baseball film Bull Durham.

Opinion: My top 10 sports films of all time

Michael Cuviello, Sports Editor May 17, 2020

No. 10 “He Got Game” (1998)   Directed by Spike Lee  This basketball drama stars Ray Allen as Jesus Shuttleworth and Denzel Washington as his incarcerated dad, Jake Shuttleworth. Jesus is the top basketball prospect in the nation...

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I want to be a mentor, coach and teacher in the El Paso community, Rhyanes told The Prospector. My time at UTEP has been amazing, to be able to stay in my community to play for a storied program like the Miners has been a dream come true.

Isaiah Rhyanes: A profile in perseverance

Michael Cuviello, Sports editor May 11, 2020

As in many young men that play sports, Isaiah Rhyanes dreamed of playing basketball at the college level. The odds of being able to play college basketball are not very good for most people, but as a bench player for a high school team, it is an even...

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Senior forward Katarina Zec pushes the ball up court in win versus Florida Atlantic Jan. 4 at the Don Haskins Center.

Katarina Zec leaves an impact at UTEP

Isaiah Ramirez, Reporter May 11, 2020

Leadership is not an intangible that can be developed in a short period when it comes to the sport of basketball. In Katarina Zec's UTEP basketball career, she emerged as a leader and a player that is not only etched in the record book...

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Lindsay Hearon has a keen eye for detail and finds ways to incorporate it into every show. Photo courtesy of Christ J. Morere.

The pandemic won’t stop this graduating senior

Exodis Ward, Reporter May 11, 2020

Lindsay Hearon is a theatre arts major graduating this spring from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and she’s had a passion for the magic of live theatre her entire life.    “Theatre is my entire life. I love working in any...

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Gabriel Reyes addresses environmental issues like pollution in his drawing series, “Sunset.” Photo courtesy of Gabriel Reyes.

UTEP art exhibit debuts online due to pandemic

Jaqueline Martinez, Reporter May 11, 2020

Like everything else, the Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts at UTEP closed its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic, but its 2020 Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition is still moving forward — except virtually and...

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UTEP announces the 2020 Top 10 Seniors

UTEP announces the 2020 Top 10 Seniors

Isaiah Ramirez, Reporter May 11, 2020

The UTEP Alumni Association annually honors 10 graduating or recently graduated seniors based on a combination of academic achievement, involvement, leadership and service both in the community and off campus. Although a banquet was unable to be held...

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“A profession in the arts has always been discouraged by others, and some people do listen and branch off to other professions and I think if they ever wonder, what if they hadn’t listened to everyone else?” said Vicente Delgado, a UTEP senior graduating with a double major in printmaking and painting.

Graduating artist worries about an uncertain future

Jaqueline Martinez, Reporter May 11, 2020

With a double major in printmaking and painting, Vicente Delgado is a UTEP Visual Arts graduating senior of the 2020 spring semester. Born and raised in El Paso, Delgado decided to pursue the arts as it became a familiar hobby growing up.   Surrounded...

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