High school students can explore mining, geology and metallurgical engineering at this immersive, three-day experience. Get hands-on experience at a working industry site, and stay overnight in UTEP residence halls to get a taste of campus life! Space is limited, so claim your spot now! Choose from three date options in June.
Before heading to the Sun Bowl, read up on the event details, including entry times, parking information, security guidelines, stadium maps, fan activities and much more!
Celebrate graduates from UTEP’s eight colleges and schools during four ceremonies. Visit the website for the ceremony program, clear bag policy details and more!
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Classes on UTEP campus
From STEAM camp for kindergarteners to guitar for high schoolers and everything in between, it's time to check out the summer camp options for your kids! Register by May 15 to receive 10% off select courses.
May 6
12-1 p.m.
Centennial Museum
As part of the Beyond Biodiversity Hotspots Reimagined exhibit, visitors have the rare chance to view thousands of specimens at UTEP’s Biodiversity Collections. The tour will start at the museum at noon. RSVPs are encouraged.
This annual exhibit features undergraduates’ work selected by internationally recognized professionals. See a broad range of media, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, metals and more. Join the opening reception 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, May 15.
Save the date for Friday, June 12, for this all-day event designed for women at every stage of life who want to strengthen their financial literacy and learn essential estate planning strategies.
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UTEP Campus
Choose from camps in , cheer and more. Camps start soon, so sign up today!
Tawney, Acosta & Chaparro, P.C. has committed $5 million to support efforts to establish a law school at UTEP. The gift was announced at a celebration in April with UTEP President Heather Wilson and partners James Tawney, Alejandro Acosta and Daisy Chaparro Cavazos, along with other community leaders. The gift matches an original $5 million challenge grant committed by the Paul L. Foster Family Foundation last fall, bringing the total raised for the prospective law school to $10 million.
