Mission Hills Park, Pavo Real Park, Ranchos del Sol Park, Arbor Park, and Lincoln Park are all parks found in El Paso where UTEP students can get a change of scenery.

The Miners soccer team breaks their huddle at the beginning of the second half hoping to turn things around.

After an important victory against the Charlotte 49ers (1-4, 0-1 C- USA), the UTEP Miners (3-3, 1-1 C-USA) continue to build momentum after a tough start to the season.   Now entering another game against the LA Tech Bulldogs (1-3, 0-0 C-USA), who...

UTEP Volleyball (9-7,3-0 C-USA) went up against the LA Tech Bulldogs (7-10,1-2 C-USA) at 6:00 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30.   The UTEP Miners gave no room for a comeback as they defeated the LA Tech Bulldogs on a 3-0 set victory; 25-12, 25-14, 25-16. The...

Elena Dibattista, a native from Agrigento, Italy has been playing tennis since she was eight years old.

President Heather Wilson attends UTEP’s research Forum.

Vittoria Price at Memorial Gym getting ready for practice.

The UTEP Miners will play New Mexico State University in the annual Battle of I-10 at 7 p.m. Sept. 10 at the Sun Bowl Stadium.

UTEP fans and students enjoy some pregame activities before the first game of the season kicks off in the Mike Loya parking lot located on the corner of Schuster and Hawthorn.

The Miners struggle to move the ball up field as the Mean Green secondary stops them.

UTEP’s Student Engagement and Leadership Center hosted Open Mic Night April 13 at the Union Plaza where students could watch poetry readings and live rock music.

4-year-old bulldog Bailey owned by Iyleen Avalos, enjoying himself at the event.

Over 1,000 fans attended the “Spring Showcase” on April 8 as the football team finished up its Spring season. The Miners will return for their fall season Aug. 27.

Freshman tight end Wyatt Dyer says he is superstitious about a certain pair of gloves that he has worn since playing football in high school.

Many local businesses sell items such as soaps, jewelry, healing crystals, candy and more at El Paso markets.

Dena Jones, UTEP’s piano professor, presented her recital “Vision Through Sounds,” April 1 at UTEP’s Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall.