News Features
DREAM Act: Hope for Undocumented Students...
by Kimberly Foli
It took Irene Castellon, 19, 10 years to become a legal resident of the U.S. The DREAM Act...
Read More
Featured
News Features
Art
A Marvelous Metal Zoo Resurrects Prehistoric Desert Creatures in Anza-Borrego...
by Ashlyn Monita
A toothy raptor created by Ricardo Breceda of Perris, Calif., finds shelter in the shade in...
Read More
News Features
Facing a Decaying Mural and Fading Message, the Calexico-Mexicali Camaraderie Struggles to Survive...
by Stacy Garcia
A child’s discarded push car toy lies among the empty bottles, televisions, tires and other...
Read More
Voces&Blogs
Bad City and Good City — The Border Twins are Conjoined at the Hip...
by Raymundo Aguirre
EL PASO, Texas — Many consider them sister cities. With a combined population of more than...
Read More
Film
Students’ Big-screen Dreams Shine at the Sun City Film Festival...
by Alex Morales
EL PASO, Texas — The Sun City Film festival, supposedly a biannual event, seemed forgotten...
Read More
Multimedia
Lundy Elementary Proudly Speaks Both English and Spanish...
by Lucia Murguia
EL PASO, Texas — As El Paso continues to grow in population, so does the dual culture and...
Read More
Art
A Life Framed by Five Decades of Art and Sentiment...
by Justin Monarez
EL PASO, Texas – Ana Cortez light-handedly drags a keen-edged glass cutter across a square...
Read More
Voces&Blogs
Raised in Two Cultures, But Uncomfortable in Both...
by Lucia Murguia
EL PASO, Texas — “Can I have the rosa-pink sticker instead?” I would ask Miss Pat, my...
Read More
Voces&Blogs
Texas Finally Managed to Erase César Chávez...
by Abraham Villalobos
EL PASO, Texas — César Chávez was a Chicano leader who led the fight in a proud movement...
Read More
Multimedia
Demonstrators Invoke César Chávez in Fight Against the Arizona Law...
by Perla Chaparro
EL PASO, Texas — Waving signs that read “La Lucha Continúa” and “Thank a Farm Worker...
Read More
