October 13th, 2011
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Creative writing professor wins award for literature
Associate creative writing professor Mat Johnson has been named the 2011 recipient of the Dos Passos Prize for his work in literature. Johnson started his career with his book “Drop,” which was followed by “Hunting...
Bauer appoints executive member
Bauer MBA students can look forward to interacting with more prominent business guest lecturers thanks to the recent appointment of John T. McNabb II as an executive faculty member for the college. McNabb is vice...
UH to host walk for kidney disease cure
With the sobering realities of Polycystic Kidney Disease affecting both members and their loved ones, the PKD Foundation has set up a fundraiser for a cure by hosting “Walk for PKD” Saturday at Lynn...
Students learn financial tips
The state of the US economy has heavily contributed to the financial stress of college students, leaving them to re-evaluate their spending habits. To help with the new burdens, Counseling and Psychological Services practicum clinician...
Communograph art exhibit highlights Third Ward culture
UH is teaming up with Houston’s Third Ward and Project Row Houses to create a community involved map of one of the Bayou City’s historic districts. The project, called Communograph, brings local artists together to...
Cougars battle surging Miners at home
After two weeks of mixed results on the road, the Cougars return to the Athletics/Alumni Center for a weekend homestand against UTEP and UCF. UH (12-5, 5-2 Conference USA) opens the weekend against the Miners...
Return to Robertson could be answer to Cougars’ woes
The road did not treat the Cougars kindly, as UH lost its last four contests away from Robertson Stadium. “We’re excited to play,” head coach Susan Bush said. “Everyone is pumped to be back on...
Final scrimmage gives new players experience
The Cougars’ fall season concludes Sunday as they travel to Austin to take on the Longhorns for their second and final scrimmage. Coming off Tuesday’s 14-inning scrimmage against Rice, head coach Todd Whitting said that...
Don’t let migraines steal your thunder
When you’re sitting in class, on your way to work or in a social situation, a splitting headache is the last thing you wish for. A severe, throbbing headache can put a stop to...
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Guest Commentary: A nation of immigrants
This year, many state legislatures took it upon themselves to pass laws cracking down on illegal immigration. Utah, sometimes called the most conservative state in the nation, leads the way by passing a comprehensive...