[Photo] Student manages an exquisite future

Kimberly Valle, Staff Reporter • December 2, 2014

Manager Armando Silva poses for a picture at Mooyaah Burgers which is located at 7500 N. Mesa St.

[Photo] The present is dark but the future is bright for UTEP Volleyball

Javier Cortez, Sports Editor • December 2, 2014

Girl poses as someone that has been effected by domestic violence.

[Photo] NMSU wins Battle of I-10

Javier Cortez, Sports Editor • November 28, 2014

Senior outside hitter Jacqueline Cason attempts an attack.

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A bad lung used to demonstrate the dangers of smoking.

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Aliviane Inc. demonstrates the dangers of smoking by contrasting a healthy lung and a bad one.

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UTEP student David Bowens, a Health Promotions Major, informs a fellow student about the dangers of smoking tobacco.

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A poster designed to educate people about emphysema.

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[Photo] No More: El Paso continues to stop domestic violence

Maria Esquinca, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2014

[Photo] Local business expands to downtown

Kimberly Valle, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2014

The second The Pizza Joint opens its second location at the corner of 500 N. Stanton and Franklin Ave.

[Photo] Miners seek revenge in Battle of I-10

Luis Gonzalez, Copy Editor • November 18, 2014

Junior guard Earvin Morris was one of five Miners that scored in double figures

[Photo] Men’s club soccer ready for another crack at Nationals

Javier Cortez, Sports Editor • November 18, 2014

The UTEP club soccer team will play their first game in Memphis against the University of Virginia on Nov. 20.

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Vince Hunter goes up for the hoop.

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Vince Hunter fighting for a basket.

[Photo] Defense powers Miners to first win

November 15, 2014

Omega Harris elated after UTEP's victory over WSU.

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C.J. Cooper in a post-game interview.

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Lew Stallworth going for the layup.

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WSU guard Ike Iroegbu loses the ball vs UTEP.

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[Photo] Writers attempt to complete a novel in one month

Luis Barrio, Staff Reporter • November 4, 2014

Participants of NaNoWriMo are attempting to write a 50,000-word novel in a month. The idea is to write about 1,500 words per day.

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A student shows his support by signing the banner.

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Evangelina Espinoza places her handprint on the banner.

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Kaitlyn Mullins paints Alexis Gonzales' hand for the banner.

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Kaitlyn Mullins paints Alexis Gonzales' hand for the banner

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Noraliz Casanova places her handprint on the Ban the R word banner

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Ban the R word Banner

[Photo] Sexy is the new black for women on Halloween

Maria Esquinca, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2014

A student observes prices for women’s Halloween costumes.

[Photo] Halloween: The complete collection slashes its way to the store shelves

Jose Soto, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2014

Halloween: The Complete collection includes all ten of the “Halloween” movies.

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[Photo] Protesters voice opinion on 43 missing Mexican students

Amanda Guillen, Jose Soto and Kimberly Valle, Staff reporters • October 22, 2014

Sharon Murillo, graduate philosophy major, speaks at Wednesday's protest.

[Photo] Surviving on minimum wage not easy for El Pasoans

Luis Barrio, Staff Reporter • October 21, 2014

Some Starbucks employees make $9.25 per hour, which is still not enough for most students to get by.

[Photo] Shellsy Oyster Bar turns anyone into a seafood lover

Jason Greene, Staff Reporter • October 21, 2014

Shellsy’s Oyster Bar is located on 3737 N. Mesa St.

[Photo] Hilltoppers trounce Miners

Javier Cortez, Sports Editor • October 19, 2014

UTEP Alumni hosts first ever homecoming block party

Andres Martinez, Staff Photographer • October 10, 2014

UTEP Alumni Relations hosted the very first homecoming block party on Wiggins Rd.  The event is part of UTEP's homecoming week and specifically in honor of the centennial year. Many UTEP alumni, as well as guests attended the event accompanied by the...

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