UTEP’s two initial solar photovoltaic (PV) systems exceeded expectations in money saved and energy produced after their first year of operation. The solar systems also have generated additional interest for more “green” campus projects.

For the third year in a row, a group of civil engineering students is headed to the National Steel Bridge Competition.

No matter what career path you’re looking at, a solid sense of leadership is the key that can open almost any door. The UTEP L.I.V.E. program kicks off on Feb. 1 specifically to give students a boost with this life-enhancing skill by focusing on strengthening leadership, innovation, vision and engagement (L.I.V.E.).

For The University of Texas at El Paso, building strong relationships with community health partners like the Paso del Norte Health Foundation is vital to meeting the health care needs of the region’s medically underserved population.

Held over by huge demand, Grease will keep Rydell High School rocking at the UTEP Dinner Theatre for another month. Originally scheduled to run through mid-February, demand for the acclaimed musical resulted in additional performances being added to extend the show’s run through March 1.

UTEP’s George Barton, Ed.D. — he of the bright smile, positive outlook and bulging biceps — will call it a career at the end of the week.