Dominique Macias, Editor-in-Chief Gael Araiza, Art Director Iziah Moreno, Photo Editor Vianah Vasquez, Copy Editor Rumi Sevilla-Hernandez, Online Editor

Between you & me, it keeps playing over again in my head that this winter will mean a familiar door is permanently closing. Some days I wake up, feeling rejuvenated by counting the days to life post...

The weekend after Thanksgiving, my family and I always find our way back to the theaters and not to the overstimulating scenes of Black Friday shopping. Ever since the release of Creed (2015), a tradition...

Jimena Esqueda

Marco Hinojosa, Editor-in-Chief Gael Araiza, Art Director Iziah Moreno, Photo Editor Sofia Sierra, Copy Editor Dominique Macias, Online Editor

The Documentary By 2017, Hernandez’s search had taken on its first permanent form with the release of All They Will Call You, a book that pieced together what truly happened that day in Los Gatos...

The Erasure. The Crash. On January 28, 1948, a DC-3 aircraft carrying 32 persons on board crashed into Los Gatos Canyon, 20 miles west of Coalinga, California. On that day, 32 people fell from the sky...

Between You & Me,   Can we just talk about the frustrating process of maintaining friendships in our 20s? These are the people who have been with us since high school or elementary; those who...

Between You & Me,   I can’t wait to leave El Paso. I write that with no resentment for this city, but with the pure, unadulterated fact: despite the large population, I keep bumping into everyone...

Between you and me, bad things are bound to happen, and all we can really say is, “Sorry baby....”        This is the debrief Rumi and I pieced together of A24’s dramedy Sorry...

Between you & me,    There was a moment in the first month of 2025 when the world felt like it was going to shatter.  On January 31, after weeks of relentless headlines—from the LA fires...

Between you and me, I’m already carrying this summer around with me as a keepsake. And missing it as it still lingers in the air. This is the kind of summer that our teenage daydreams were made of,...

For Generation Z, the path to the future can feel as though it is filled with cracks. El Paso – often labelled as a “brain drain city,” can frame the job opportunities as limited. Younger generations...

When I was a little girl, my mother always told me, "You're acting like your father, stop it!" or "You have a mouth like your father." At times, she would say it with a laugh and other times, with fear...

El Paso is a multicultural world; a separate entity, nothing like other Texas cities. It’s a city that fits into both Texan representation and Hispanic heritage. El Paso has meshed and mixed into a unique...

The buzzing sound of the needle that leaves a permanent piece of ink is an art that many use to tell a story on their bodies. Throughout generations, El Paso has been the homeland for Chicano(a)s. From...

The night is April 22 at Lowbrow Palace, a full moon, everyone gathers to see Chicano Batman in anticipation. Reading the crowd, they had such a grip on the barricade of those up in front, even onto their...

The Early Music Latin America Festival serves the purpose of not only distributing and exposing a well-deserved music genre to El Paso, but it also sparks the fire for the city’s music scene.  On...