El Paso

The growing power of AI has raised questions about how professors will handle writing assignments in their classes.

This UTEP’s second warning letter in five years.

Under Payne’s watch, the college made substantial changes to its curriculum at the graduate and undergraduate levels and introduced some online programs to serve the community.

The college used some of its remaining federal Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund money to prepare Student-Parent Resource Centers at each of its campuses.

Professors at the University of Texas at El Paso share their personal academic failures with their students to let them know that a bad grade is not the end of the world, and through desire and diligence, will become little more than a memory.

The scholarship, which could have a monetary value of up to $20,000 for tuition and fees.

The documentary-style production will use postcard notes to promote border life. Here’s how to submit your story.

UTEP to review its hiring processes in wake of governor’s office diversity directive.