diana natalicio

She was an amazing lady and getting her that accolade would be a lovely way to show how much we loved her and how much she loved her team.

Former UTEP President Dr. Diana Natalicio, who led the university from 1988 to 2019, died on Friday at the age of 82, her family announced.

Prior to the conclusion of her trip to El Paso, Dr. Wilson addressed the media Monday morning prior to the UT Board of Regents' vote in 21 days to officially hire her as the University's President.

After 30 years, Dr. Diana Natalicio announced today that she is retiring as UTEP President, and will stay with UTEP until her successor is officially appointed.

UTEP President Diana Natalicio and Director of Athletics Jim Senter announced new renovations that would be made to the Sun Bowl, including improvements to the press box, luxury seats and a new patio. “The planned renovation of Sun Bowl Stadium is a key step in our continued campus transformation that enhances the overall experience of our students, faculty, staff and visitors,” Natalicio said...

The rumors have been silenced and Fresno State's Rodney Terry was appointed as the 19th head coach in UTEP men's basketball history Monday afternoon. Last year, Terry led the Bulldogs to a Mountain West Conference Tournament title run and took them to one NCAA Tournament, one NIT appearance and one CBI finals...

Plenty of Rumors Swirling Around UTEP for AD Search

Since Bob Stull announced his retirement exactly three weeks ago today as UTEP's Director of Athletics, the rumor mill has been filled with names for his potential replacement.

UTEP President Dr. Diana Natalicio has never hidden her love of baseball, especially her beloved St. Louis Cardinals.  I don't know if this is still the case, but for years her business card looked more like a baseball trading card. It comes as no surprise to me that Dr...

After an embarrassing New Mexico Bowl loss to BYU, Mike Price entered the podium at New Mexico stadium to meet the media. He answered every question pertaining to the loss just like he has over the last 7 years. Honest, calm, and at times, even upbeat. The only question that had not been asked was if he would be back as head coach of the Miners next season.