KTEP Programming

Dr. Lindsey Machierella presents a Matinee Musical Special program featuring UTEP music faculty and original compositions, with professors Dominic Dousa and Dr. Stephen Nordstom.

In this episode of Words on a Wire, host Daniel Chacón speaks with writer and journalist Michelle Morgante about her journey from a small agricultural town in California’s San Joaquin Valley to a globe-spanning career in journalism, and ultimately, to fiction writing.

Clarisa Ramirez is President of the Armonía Symphony Collective, a new social group for young professionals that builds community around the El Paso Symphony Orchestra.

Sunset Parlor offers many ways to honor the changes in our lives through a focus on wellness.

A family is demanding accountability after a Border Patrol agent shot their dog inside an El Paso home. The incident happened in early September when agents went to the Upper Valley home looking for undocumented immigrants. They did not find any illegal activity. The agent use of force is under review and CBP in a statement said it takes such incidents seriously.

The number of international tourists visiting the U.S is down this year according to the U.S. Travel Association. Arrivals from overseas and Canada declined sharply. But there’s is one area of growth: visitors from Mexico

In this candid and forward-looking conversation, host Will Rose sits down with longtime Words on a Wire co-host Daniel Chacón to examine how profoundly the writing life has changed—and what the new realities mean for anyone trying to build a writing career in 2025.

Marianna Olague’s work is about living in the borderland. Using portraiture she provides a glimpse into the lives of her subjects, exploring what it means to be Mexican-American in the 21st century.

In this episode, host Daniel Chacón sits down with Fredrick Luis Aldama—the award-winning author, theorist, and editor known as Professor Latinx—to explore how stories shape our minds, our culture, and even our bodies.

The Forum Theatre at El Paso Community College proudly presents Henrik Ibsen's timeless classic, A Doll's House. Performances will be staged from November 14th through November 23, 2025.