Borderzine (2024)

Borderzine, reporting across fronteras, is a web community for Latino student journalists, a two-way bridge connecting the classroom and the newsroom. It creates an unprecedented national dialogue around issues of newsroom diversity and shifts the new voices, perspectives and experiences of Latinos in the U.S. Borderzine builds leadership in the media field by providing training in multi-media jou

rnalism to Latino students and opening doors to careers in English and Spanish news media through internships. Borderzine provides Latino students with a competitive edge to enter the news industry, and engages newsroom editors and top management in the process of helping to develop future newsroom talent leading to a more diverse news force. Mission
Borderzine’s mission is to address internship and job placement needs for Latino multimedia journalism students by being a major resource for news media recruiters looking to place interns and hire Latino news professionals. Borderzine is a publishing platform for young Latino journalists and a trusted source of news and information about under-represented border issues and Latino communities. Vision
Borderzine’s vision is to become a national model for achieving diversity in news media by creating a renewable pipeline of young Latino journalists for internships and jobs in English and Spanish news media, specifically trained to work in a multi-media environment.

06/11/2024

Borderziners on Election Night duty with El Paso Matters. UTEP MMJ grads Angela Saavedra and Brandy Ruiz on the audience engagement team with current student Avery Escamilla-Wendell, helping out on El Paso city races. But first, pizza!

05/11/2024

In El Paso, your age might determine not just how you vote, but what you see about the election online. That’s what a UTEP political science class discovered when students compared their social media feeds to that of their older relatives.

In El Paso, your age might determine not just how you vote, but what you see about the election online. That’s what a UTEP political science class discovered when students compared their social media feeds to that of their older relatives. To get an idea of how the El Paso social media ecosystem l...

20/10/2024

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