Iziah Moreno is a sophomore media advertising student at the University of Texas at El Paso. He is the photo editor for both The Prospector and Minero Magazine and is the treasure for National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). After graduation, he hopes to work in the world of media.
Montwood High School senior Kiera Jensen and junior Tiffany Gavaldon co-wrote and released “Not Just a Bow,” a children's book about challenging stereotypes from the perspective of a 10-year-old cheerleader named Chloe.
Choosing a dual degree or double major at UTEP allows students to pursue multiple fields of study, whether with the purpose of standing out or following their passions.
UTEP’s Entering Student Experience (ESE) Peer Leaders is an organization focused on guiding students who are just starting at UTEP through the assistance of peer leaders.
Entering this world of media and journalism is something that’s still kind of new to me, but in the two years that I’ve being doing this, I think I can confidently say that deciding I want to take my photography seriously and pursue a career in media is the best thing that I could have done for myself.
From being a 15-year-old exploring a male-dominated sport to becoming the leader of an all-female team, UTEP Rifle Head Coach Andrea Palafox carved her path in a sports world dominated by men.
Spring break is often glamorized as a party-filled week, but for many, it’s about relaxing and unwinding. While some students embrace the wild lifestyle of the week, others see it as a quiet, more laidback time to recharge.
Originally from Champlain, NY, sisters Amy and Holly Visconti have made their way from shooting at their at-home family range to being on their first semester together on the UTEP Rifle team.
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