Events
Oct. 28 – Nov. 8, 2019. “Día de los Muertos Altar and Display.” University Library, Third Floor Gallery, overlooking the atrium. Regular library...
Aug. 29, 2019 – Jan. 25, 2020. Exhibit: “The Town and the Smelter.” ASARCO and the community of Smeltertown (La Esmelda) were symbiotically connected and...
Sponsored by: Tania Schwarz on behalf of Texas Women for the Arts For more information: jastratton@utep.edu
The Association for Humanist Sociology is a community of sociologists, educators, scholars, and activists who share a commitment to using sociology to...
An exploration of both violence and the drug trade based in part on Maguire’s multiple visits to Ciudad Juárez over the course of 10 years, where he formed...
The Student Engagement & Leadership Center presents Last Wednesday. Join the fun from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Union Plaza. This month will feature the...
Total Collapse: Clay in the Contemporary Past presents a group of artists/collaboratives who present diverse and experimental developments in the field of...
The beautiful Lhakhang sits proudly on UTEP’s Centennial Plaza, surrounded by dozens of other buildings in the Bhutanese architectural style. It is a...
Seminar Title: Connecting micro-and macroevolution using comparative genomics of New World birds Speaker: Dr. Michael Harvey from the University of...
This workshop is an introduction to the new version of RefWorks under ProQuest with a comparison of the old version. This citation manager can create a...
Leadership Pop - Up: Pop into your Edge Edge Leaders will have an interactive information table where students can learn about UTEP Edge. This will help...
Through lectures, discussions, and panels the This Matters Series encourages students, staff, and faculty to educate themselves on such topics to be more...
Presentation by Dr. Jason Maloy, Professor and Kaliste Saloom Endowed Chair in Political Science, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Democratic elections...
Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019. Presentation:“Proyecto Antena Project: How to Build Language Justice at a Grassroots Level.” By John Pluecker, poet, interpreter,...
