Andrew Peña Approaches His Season Finale

By Laura Acosta

UTEP News Service

Andrew Peña, Ph.D., is trading his UTEP orange and blue for New Mexico State University’s crimson and white.

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Professor Wins American Library Awards

By Lisa Y. Garibay

UTEP News Service

On Jan. 28, UTEP creative writing professor Benjamin Alire Sáenz started his day with some outstanding news.

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‘Hit the Road Jack!’ to Showcase Ray Charles

By Lisa Y. Garibay

UTEP News Service

UTEP’s dance department will bring the songs of Ray Charles to life with “Hit the Road Jack!” The show also will feature other unique dance works that demonstrate a range of styles and themes.

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UTEP Names New Centennial Museum Director

By Lisa Y. Garibay

UTEP News Service

UTEP welcomed Maribel Villalva as the new director of the University’s Centennial Museum and Gardens on Feb. 11. She steps in to fill the vacancy left by previous museum head W. Warner “Bill” Wood.

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UTEP Calendar of Events (Feb. 11-17)

Monday, Feb. 11 – Tuesday, March 5

4:30 – 7 p.m.

http://utepn.ws/fasfanights

FAFSA Nights – FAFSA Financial Aid Workshops

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Alumna Named Top Innovator and Rising Star in Engineering

By Nadia M. Whitehead

UTEP News Service

Punya Prakash is a problem solver, and a really good one.

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Shots, 3 C’s Help Battle Aggressive Flu Strain

By Daniel Perez

UTEP News Service

It’s not as if Armida Ruiz-Martinez likes to say “I told you so,” but circumstances – and a bout with the flu – compelled her.

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Robots Challenge Children to Help Older Adults

By Laura L. Acosta

UTEP News Service

The FIRST Lego League’s (FLL) 2012 Senior Solutions Challenge to be hosted at UTEP’s College of Engineering on Feb. 16 is more than just a fun robotics competition for 13-year-old Aidan Pearson.

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