On The Move

Navigating UTEP's Campus Transformation
 

SPUR 1966 PROJECT

During the UTEP Summer Break, Schuster Ave. will be completely closed between Sun Bowl Dr. and Prospect St.

SPUR 1966 PROJECT

This operation starts Monday, May 18 and remain in place through Sunday, August 25; opening with the new Fall Semester.

SPUR 1966 PROJECT

DETOUR: From Mesa St. to Executive Center Blvd. Dr.

The Schuster Roundabout will be constructed during this time.


Maps & Pedestrian Routes

Please use the maps provided for general navigation within the UTEP campus.

Maps and pedestrian routes »

Attending a UTEP Event?

Construction will not affect UTEP events. Plan ahead using our venue maps.

Find all UTEP Venue maps »

Visiting UTEP?

Please use the maps provided to find your destination.

Maps: How to get to UTEP »

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Fun Facts

Learn more about how the projects will affect the campus core.

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The University of Texas at El Paso will be one hundred years old in 2014. Over the past century, each of us—students, staff, and faculty—have brought our dreams to this University and worked together to achieve them. Learn more »

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Construction Pete

An image of Paydirt Pete as a construction worker will be an icon used to help people identify the campus transformation construction work. Watch for him across campus.

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UTEP Today Boards

UTEP Today monitors are digital signage screens that display information relevant to students, faculty & staff. Campus transportation will also be posted on these boards. Look for them inside of campus buildings.

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