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.

Marking its 10th anniversary, the Medical Student Run Clinic in far east El Paso demonstrates the enduring power of community-centric health care and education.

Of the 114 Foster School of Medicine students who matched on Friday, 10 matched with residencies in El Paso.

Since 1997, the Snows have exemplified a spirit of philanthropy and dedication to Texas Tech Health El Paso, leaving an indelible mark on the university and the community it serves.

The annual TeamSTEPPS Interprofessional Education (IPE) Common Core Event, hosted by the Office of Interprofessional Education (OIPE) in February, was a resounding success.

Some dentists in our Borderplex will offer diabetes screenings, thanks to the Diabetes and the Dentist program conducted by the Hunt School of Dental Medicine.

The National Breast Cancer Foundation has given Texas Tech Health El Paso and the Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Breast Care Center a $40,000 grant from their Patient Relief Fund.

Texas Tech Health El Paso is here thanks to our community’s vision of “growing our own” physicians, nurses, dentists and researchers to close a long-existing gap in health care accessibility.

Texas Tech Health El Paso proudly announced a partnership with Circle K that will positively impact the lives of cancer warriors in our community.

Like a musician’s journey to Carnegie Hall, dental students can only master their skills with a patient through practice, practice and practice. And that’s where Terese Andino, D.D.S., M.B.A., comes in.

The 13th Annual Medventure for Your Future was hosted by Texas Tech Health El Paso on Saturday, Jan. 27. Nearly 700 attended this year.

The Heart Gallery of El Paso is coming to Texas Tech Health El Paso’s WestStar Lobby of Medical Sciences Building II.