Jasmin Campoya

Jasmin Campoya, Photographer

Jasmin Campoya is a bilingual student who is a senior currently majoring in digital media production at UTEP. She is a staff photographer for The Prospector, a photo editor for Minero Magazine, and is currently a social media and marketing intern for El Paso Inc. All while being a full time student, she also takes photos for her own small business, JasminCPhoto. Jasmin plans on continuing photography and hopes to work full time at an El Paso publication.

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[Photo] UTEP’s first-generation students weigh in with their experiences

Kristen Scheaffer, Contributor • August 30, 2022

(From left to right) Juan Roman and Raymond Acevedo are both sophomores at UTEP and are both first-generation students.

[Photo] UTEP student challenges CASS policy

Kristen Scheaffer, Contributor • August 23, 2022

UTEP student Dyana Guillen-Garza has been in contact with the Center for Accommodations and Support services, also known as CASS at UTEP. Guillen-Garza that is chronic and has interfered with her studies.

[Photo] El Paso boutiques inspire fashion creativity

Victoria Rivas, Arts & Culture Editor • April 6, 2022

Dos Femmes is a local boutique located at 5034 Doniphan Drive. The shop is run by two sisters who sell woman’s clothing, bags and earrings.

[Photo] Students de-stress on campus at Up All Night

Julian Herrera, Staff Reporter • May 12, 2021

Up All Night included inflatable games for UTEP students to enjoy on May 6.

[Photo] UTEP SELC shows “Greenland” at in-person Movies on the Lawn

Alyson Rodriguez, Contributor • April 19, 2021

People were welcomed at UTEP's Centennial Plaza for a movie on the lawn, hosted by the Student Engagement and Leadership Center on April 13, 2021.

[Photo] UTEP expands vaccination program to student and staff household members

Nicole Lopez, Contributor • April 6, 2021

Multiple people are being vaccinated every day with the help of student volunteers at UTEP’s Interdisciplinary Research Building.

[Photo] El Paso shows growing support for vegan diet

Julian Herrera, Staff Reporter • April 6, 2021

[Photo] UTEP professor conducts early detection cancer research

Victoria Rivas, Contributor • April 1, 2021

The research occurring at UTEP is developing a miniature detector that can mimic a canine nose and brain. This device will essentially help detect prostate cancer, hoping to save multiple lives due to the sensitivity the device will be able to detect...