Four Texas Tech Health El Paso leaders are representing the university and our Borderplex while expanding their influence after being accepted into the 2024 Leadership Texas cohort.

The Cancer Center Patient Fund at the Steve and Nancy Fox Cancer Center is growing thanks to an initial $100,000 gift from a local family dedicated to easing the financial burden of cancer treatment.

The Texas Tech University System Board of Regents has approved promotions, effective Sept. 1, 2024, or the granting of tenure, effective Feb. 29, 2024, for a dozen Texas Tech Health El Paso faculty members.

Cancer prevention expert Dr. Jennifer Molokwu will help lead Clinical Champions Corps at Texas Tech Health El Paso.

This week's topics include deep learning to help predict cardiovascular events molnupiravir in, immunocompromised people with COVID-19, sleep and exercise, and oral steroids in preschool wheeze.

The Department of Human Resources invites TTUHSC El Paso employees to attend these webinars and activities presented by the Employees Retirement System of Texas.

Dr. Guzman is one of the hundreds of Borderplex doctors who were honored on National Doctors Day, March 30. He reflected on his medical journey, starting with the construction of the medical school.

Sheldon Rao, M.D., is seeing patients at the Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso at Alberta clinic and has also joined the Texas Tech Health El Paso Department of Internal Medicine as an assistant professor.

Dr. Tawney, vice president of Institutional Advancement at Texas Tech Health El Paso, was recently appointed to the National Advisory Committee for Foundations, Inc., a national nonprofit focused on educational innovation.

The East End Express in MSB II has the cure for your breakfast and lunch-time cravings.

The Texas Tribune invites the Texas Tech Health El Paso community to attend its free daylong symposium, “What the Rest of Texas Can Learn from El Paso,” from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, April 11, in the MSB II Auditorium.

A $10,000 scholarship benefits students like Alexandra Lozano in the Hunt School of Nursing. This initiative aims to eliminate financial obstacles and inspire a new generation of nursing heroes.