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Maria Salette Ontiveros

Maria Salette Ontiveros

Maria Salette Ontiveros is a Graduate Student in The University of Texas at El Paso mastering in Arts of Communication. She contributes at The Prospector as a photographer. She has a Multimedia Journalism Degree with a minor in Creative Writing. She hopes to become a social media manager or join the field of broadcast  covering news,  entertainment, and sports. She plays professional basketball in Ciudad Juarez and likes to play volleyball as a hobby.

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AT&T is working with the Federal Affordable Connectivity Program which will provide affordable internet by replacing the Emergency Broadband Benefit launched in 2020.

[Photo] AT&T and federal government work together to make connection affordable

March 8, 2022
Production Room “B” at KTEP station at the Cotton Building at The University of Texas at El Paso Feb. 23.

[Photo] KTEP radio station to receive $2 million from Margaret O. Herman

March 4, 2022
International superstar, Grammy and multiple Latin Grammy award winner, Bad Bunny, performed at the Don Haskins Center Feb. 11, as part of his “El Último Tour del Mundo 2022”.

[Photo] Bad Bunny brings the heat to Don Haskins

February 16, 2022
Outfield Aaliyah Rebolledo passes the ball to first base at the Helen of Troy Softball Field on Sunday Feb. 13, 2022.

[Photo] UTEP softball falls to ACU at UTEP invitational

February 15, 2022
Alessandra Narvaez answers questions from students at the book reading of Thirty Talks Weird Love on Wednesday Jan. 26 at University Suite.

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UTEP Alumna, Lecturer, and escritora fronteriza Alessandra Narvaez Varela at the book reading of Thirty Talks Weird Love on Wednesday Jan. 26 at University Suite.

[Photo] 'Thirty Talks Weird Love'

February 10, 2022
Adhel Tac concentrates before a free throw during the Jan. 23 game against UTSA at the Don Haskins Center.

[Photo] Miners sweep UTSA in back-to-back wins

January 25, 2022
UTEP honors Dr. Natalicio on the Day of the Death

UTEP honors Dr. Natalicio on the Day of the Death

November 2, 2021
Paydirt Pete lights a candle in honor of President Emerita Dr. Natalicio at the Celebration of Life for President Emerita Diana Natalicio on Sunday, Oct. 24, at Centennial Plaza on the UTEP campus.

UTEP celebrates the life of President Emerita Diana Natalicio

October 25, 2021
Vice President Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris tours U.S. Border Patrol station, meets with nonprofits in El Paso today

June 25, 2021
The Prospector helped shape my inner self

The Prospector helped shape my inner self

May 4, 2021
UTEP shuts down campus network following ‘malicious intrusion

UTEP shuts down campus network following ‘malicious intrusion’

March 8, 2021
The fight against feminicides at the border continues

The fight against feminicides at the border continues

March 2, 2021
A caravan in support of the inclusive immigration reform and humane border policies, drives across El Paso on Saturday, Jan. 23, 2021.

Immigration advocates organize caravan to outline demands of Biden administration

January 23, 2021
According to the CDC, Not everyone needs to be tested. If you do get tested, you should self-quarantine/isolate at home pending test results and follow the advice of your health care provider or a public health professional.

Experts explain the different kinds of COVID-19 tests

November 5, 2020
Veronica Carbajal, a candidate for mayor of El Paso, protesting proposed energy plant at San Jacinto Plaza.

[Photo] Climate activists protest proposed fracking plant for Northeast El Paso

October 2, 2020
Locomotive midfielder Distel Zola fights for possession against Real Monarch forward Damien German Aug. 29, 2020.

[Photo] Locomotive score late to beat Salt Lake City 2-1 in front of 800 fans

August 30, 2020
The dashboard reveals that 19 people tested positive for the virus and 6 people reported their positive status to the university between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4.

[Video] ‘It’s very dead now:’ UTEP empty on first day of semester

August 26, 2020
Protesters march through Downtown El Paso in the Queer Solidarity March June 13. 2020.

LGBTQI community come together for ‘Queer Solidarity March’ in Downtown El Paso

June 15, 2020
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’

May 19, 2020
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

May 18, 2020
OPINION: Living the same nightmare twice

OPINION: Living the same nightmare twice

May 8, 2020
Chosen from among thousands of applications, Bryan Arriaga, who has decided to major in computer science and minor in business, is one of the lucky students to become a Terry Scholar.

Terry Scholar: Being his high school’s band director taught him leadership

May 1, 2020
For the last 5 years Solis started his career watching and being inspired by Alexander Mcqueen who was a British designer and couturier.

Local designer talks inspiration and his fashion business

April 27, 2020
Stuck inside? There are still plenty of activities you can do while you self-quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic.

Miners on Monitors: How UTEP is promoting student engagement in the midst of a pandemic

April 14, 2020
Opinion: Borderland dwellers, if you can stay home, do

Opinion: Borderland dwellers, if you can stay home, do

March 30, 2020
Jim Lawrence testing the motors of the “Ye Olde Pub.” El Paso Texas. Monday, March 2nd, 2020.

WWII B-17 ‘Ye Olde Pub’ visits El Paso

March 9, 2020
Durazno Claro is a local nail salon in Ciudad Juárez.

For these four local businesswomen, it all started with a peach tree

March 2, 2020
The app Aura for users will be ready to use by the end of January.

Student creates ride-sharing app for women to fight sexual harassment

February 10, 2020
A recent episode in FRONTLINE, the PBS news documentary series, looks at how El Paso became a focal point in the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

REVIEW: Human rights through the eyes of immigration

January 21, 2020
Hao Tien Moy Torres will be graduating this Fall 2019 with a BA on computer science.

Hired at Microsoft, graduate advises to start early

December 3, 2019
An open relationship is one in which two people in an ongoing relationship arent exclusive with one another.

Expert: Jealousy is the main reason why some don’t practice open relationships

November 19, 2019
The University of Texas at El Paso’s Border Biomedical Research Center.

U54 grant allows students to assist in cancer research

October 29, 2019
El Pasoans shop at the Hello Kitty Car Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019.

Kawaii ‘Hello Kitty Café Truck’ excites local enthusiasts

October 22, 2019
It’s flu season: UTEP offers vaccines to keep illness at bay

It’s flu season: UTEP offers vaccines to keep illness at bay

October 14, 2019
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