UTEP receives a $7 million donation from Freeport-McMoRan to rejuvenate its mining engineering program inactive since the 1960s, with the goal of producing 100 graduates annually by 2027.

The EPCC and UTEP Bridges to Baccalaureate Program helps EPCC students with biomedical research training and has won accolades from the Bellwether College Consortium.

Freeport-McMoRan invests $7 million in UTEP's mining engineering program, dormant since 1964, aiming to address the national demand for mining engineers and expecting to graduate about 100 annually. UTEP seeks to revive its mining education legacy.

El Paso ISD highlights finalists for Teacher and ESP of the Year before a ceremonial event on May 22, 2025, praising their dedication and impact on education.

Two Canutillo ISD students were honored as Big Brother and Little Brother of the Year by Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Paso for their mentorship bond.

Harvey Castellano has been named the Dean of the University Library at UTEP, where he has worked since 1997, and he had previously served as the interim dean.

El Paso County Sheriff attended a local kermés in Sparks, engaging with the community, enjoying local food and music, and fostering trust and unity, as shared on their Facebook page.

Voters in El Paso have elected new school board members for EPISD and SISD, bringing changes in leadership and direction for both districts, with incumbents losing seats and new trustees coming on board.

El Paso Community College hosted Tejano Day to exhibit its offerings, focusing on the Transmountain Campus's scenic locale and advanced programs. The event featured career exploration, enrollments, and community partnership engagement.

El Paso County anticipates low voter turnout for its school board elections, with early voting as low as 3% in some areas, signaling concern for educational leadership choices.

Las Cruces public libraries offer a seven-week intermediate English conversation course for Spanish speakers, with registrations now open. Classes start May 12.

The trusted news portal of Doña Ana County was compromised due to a vendor's failure, leading to an ongoing effort to secure the service and recommendations for subscribers to change passwords and ignore suspicious emails.

Northwest Campus will resume operations on May 2 after a closure caused by a water main leak. The leak repairs are complete except for the cafeteria. El Paso Community College appreciates the community's patience.