
Head and Neck Cancer, Part 1: The 99 Percent
I contracted HPV before there was a vaccine. Today’s kids don’t have that excuse.
A historian’s exploration of the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso, and a head and neck cancer diagnosis on the U.S.–Mexico border.
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I contracted HPV before there was a vaccine. Today’s kids don’t have that excuse.

Meet a homegrown specialist who’s here to stay

Three El Paso cancer survivors who showed me the road before I had to walk it.

A primary care physician sees the whole patient. An insurance company sees a case number.

El Paso has always occupied an awkward position in the Texas imagination—too far from Austin to command much political attention, too large to be ignored entirely.

Diana Natalicio retires

President John Barry resigns

Gwendolyn Toppin graduated from Texas Western College in 1957, making her the first Black student to graduate from a formerly segregated Texas public college or university.

UTEP's roots as a leading Hispanic-serving university are firmly embedded in the rich veins of its mining heritage.

From founding to Fox Cancer Center