Hear About Recent UTEP Accomplishments During 2022 Fall Convocation

Join the UTEP community to celebrate the 2022 Fall Convocation and presentation of the President's Meritorious Service Awards. President Heather Wilson will deliver her annual state of the university address.

Purchase Native Plants and Support Centennial Museum at FloraFEST 2022

The Centennial Museum will host its fall plant sale featuring an array of native and drought-resistant plants at 9 a.m. Oct. 1 at the Undergraduate Learning Center Plaza. Visit with local master gardeners, horticulturists and other plant experts for advice on how to care for the plants at home.

In the News: CHS Dean “Dr. Skateboard” Explains Action Science

College of Health Sciences Dean William Robertson, also known as Dr. Skateboard, describes how he has used skateboarding and BMX biking to introduce physics concepts to El Paso K-12 students.

Junior H

7:45 p.m. Sept. 25 | Don Haskins Center

Latin music star and Guanajuato native Junior H will perform innovative melodies. The young phenomenon is one of the most prominent voices in the urban corrido movement.

UTEP Wind Symphony Presents: Across the Pond

7:30 Sept. 29 | Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall

Join the UTEP Wind Symphony for the first concert of the fall semester.

Camilo

8 p.m. Sept. 30 | Don Haskins Center

The Grammy-nominated and five-time Latin Grammy winner singer-songwriter is bringing his North American tour to the Don Haskins Center.

Women's Soccer UTEP vs. UAB

7 p.m. Sept. 29 | University Field

Women's Volleyball vs. Louisiana Tech

8 p.m. Sept. 30 | Memorial Gym

Women’s Volleyball vs. North Texas

12 p.m. Oct. 2 | Memorial Gym

Miner Dash Registration Now Open

Register now for the Miner Dash 5K Run/3K Walk, an annual Homecoming tradition open to the El Paso community. UTEP students get $5 off.

Alumni Association, Career Center Bring Virtual Workshop

Schuster Avenue Reconstruction to Begin Sept. 26

On Monday, Sept. 26, the City of El Paso will begin a one-year project to reconstruct Schuster Avenue between Prospect Street and Campbell Street. The project may impact UTEP students, employees and visitors traveling along the street.