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‘We’re Just Getting Started’: 300 SHS Graduates Cross Stage

Laurinburg · Laurinburg

‘We’re Just Getting Started’: 300 SHS Graduates Cross Stage

LAURINBURG — As Scotland High School’s 2025 graduating class made their way to the Pate Stadium football field Friday, they first traveled through a spirit tunnel filled with Scotland County Schools employees cheering them on for their accomplishment. These employees included teachers from kindergarten through middle school, principals and school staff members who have played a hand in “getting… Source See the Story

UTEP Ignite: Lighting the path for women in politics

El Paso · El Paso

UTEP Ignite: Lighting the path for women in politics

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Five year legal battle ends with August 3 shooter serving life behind bars

Patrick Crusius conducted one of the deadliest mass shootings of the past decade when he murdered almost two dozen people in an El Paso Walmart in 2019. Since then, he has faced the possibility of the death penalty as a result of his crimes. Last month, however, district attorney James Montoya announced that his office would no longer pursue the death penalty to give the victims’ families closure. Cruisius’ shooting is said to reflect the uprisi…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

Embracing the pivots in higher education

Every individual is confronted with the overwhelming question of what they intend to do for the rest of their life—for many, the outlet to that decision is attending university and exploring different fields to find a path that aligns with their passions, strengths, and long-term goals. Yet attending higher education—the place intended to help achieve those dreams—can also become the space where those ambitions start to feel more malleable than …Education · El Paso Read Article

Former top ten seniors share their stories

At the end of each semester, ten graduating students receive an honor from The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). This award illustrates their academic fortitude, community service and leadership efforts. The selected Top Ten Seniors are known to “embody the spirit, values, and traditions of a UTEP Miner,” according to the UTEP Alumni Association. Many former Top Ten seniors have gone on to fulfill successful careers. Two examples include UT…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

Chinese Imports Expected to Surge Amid 90-Day Tariff Pause

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President Donald Trump’s deal to lower tariffs against China for 90 days is expected to spur a surge of pent-up cargo and further market volatility, according to experts.Donald Trump See the Story

Pursuing a dual degree and double major

In some professions more than others, students may find greater success by actively finding ways to stand out from other applicants. One way college students can do this is by completing additional coursework during college for the purpose of graduating with two majors through a dual degree or double major program. A dual degree is a college program where students complete the coursework for two different majors, in different colleges, within th…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

Heart on the head, grad caps tell a story

When looking upon a sea of graduates, one could find all sorts of colors sitting at the top of their heads. What once started as a political movement is now a way for students to use their creativity to send different messages. The origins of decorating graduation caps haven’t been officially pinpointed, but the tradition had been used by student protestors in the counter-culture movement of the 1960s. Today, the tradition has kept evolving and …El Paso · El Paso Read Article

Catch ya on the flipside!

“Nothing gold can stay, like love or lemonade,” are some of the great lyrics shared by Lana Del Rey. All great things must come to an end, and it is now my time to venture onto the next stage in life. As commencement creeps up on me and my days as a student journalist come to an end, I am left reflecting on how grateful I am to have worked at UTEP Student Media & Publications. Lost during the fall semester of 2022, I knew I wanted to pursue my p…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

How Bhutanese architecture shapes UTEP’s identity

Editor’s Note: This is the second part of a three-part series covering architecture in El Paso. Visitors walking through the University of Texas at El Paso are often in awe at the distinct Bhutanese-style buildings that settled in naturally at the foothills of the Franklin Mountains. For many students and staff, however, the extraordinary story behind this Himalayan-inspired campus often goes unnoticed. In 1916, the wife of UTEP’s first dean, Ka…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

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