August 23rd, 2011
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A sight to behold
Houston has one more jewel in its crown to boast about. BHLDN, the new wedding line born from the same minds behind Anthropologie, opened its first — and until February, only — store in the...
Busch prepares to make splash in first year
Augie Busch’s last job as a swimming head coach was at his alma mater, Salpointe High School, in Tucson, Ariz. He entered the college ranks as an assistant at Arkansas from 2001-2003 and continued with...
Getting hit by the Horns
The Cougars fell 3-0 to No. 39 Texas in front of a record crowd Monday at Robertson Stadium. The 1,321 fans in attendance saw the Cougars (0-1) match the Longhorns (1-1) in physicality and aggressiveness...
Senior ready to lead final run
Senior running back Bryce Beall already has the most rushing touchdowns in UH history. He earned several preseason awards, including a selection to the Preseason Conference USA All-Offensive team. He is also in striking...
New semester, same parking woes
Like death and taxes, a guarantee in life is a chaotic parking arrangement at UH. Many were aware the situation would be hectic as always, but nothing could brace a driver for the madness...
Solitary confinement is unethical
As our understanding of crime prevention, punishment and reform has evolved, America’s prison system has been slow to adapt. In many ways, prisons remain little more than holding cells, a means to isolate criminals...
UH endowment: where does the money go?
As we break into the Fall semester and the beginning of our new school year, we are continuing on our long-term investments in our education, careers and futures. Although a student’s time and effort is...
Ron Paul ahead, media focuses elsewhere
In the Republican presidential race there is one person who has thus far won more straw polls than any other. This candidate handily won the Conservative Political Action Committee straw poll two years running,...
Former business school dean loses cancer battle
The C.T. Bauer College of Business is starting the school year remembering Arthur Warga, former dean and visionary of the Bauer Honors Program, who died Aug. 7 after fighting brain cancer for five years....
Students make their move to dorms
A record number of students living on campus spent the majority of last weekend moving into their dorms, with groups of volunteers assisting with everything from check-ins to handing out water throughout the three-day...
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