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Chicken soup for the Cougar’s soul
Approximately 15 students escaped the rain yesterday to enjoy hot cups of soup with the Council of Ethnic Organizations in the University Center Spindletop room. Students learned from members of the Council how to make...
CAPS therapists talk to students, faculty, staff
Counseling and Psychological Services are providing students with informal walk-in consultations with therapists in various locations across campus. The program “Let’s Talk” is open to all UH students, faculty and staff and is recommended for...
SGA to discuss grade replacement
In tonight’s meeting, the Student Government Association will mostly follow the agenda for last week’s meeting, which was postponed due to weather concerns. The only change, Speaker for the Senate Reyes Ramirez said, will be...
Voting for the increase of student fees begins today
An increase in student fees by $45 per semester is on the ballot today and tomorrow. The increase will go towards the construction of a new football stadium, the renovation of Hofheinz Pavilion, and the...
Recycling competition to start with different rules
The RecycleMania competition has changed this year. Instead of collecting recyclables for weekly weigh-ins, the competitors must spread the word about recycling. This new strategy will still bring on friendly competition, but will also encourage...
RA selection process begins
The Residential Life and Housing Resident Assistant selection will begin interviewing candidates in upcoming weeks. The Recruitment Committee is looking for “students who have the desire to connect with the residents and also serve as...
Students propose designs for levee
Galveston Island is overdue for Hurricane protection, said two of the 12 UH architecture students who helped propose a new levee system that would span from Freeport to High Island and would include a...
Lions dance, eat in University Center
This marks the second year that students walking through the University Center Arbor may have been set upon by lions. The Council of Ethnic Organizations held a celebration of the Lunar New Year, a Chinese...
Cougars help in charity event
UH’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corp participated in a Homes for Our Troops charity event Friday and Saturday to provide recreation and raise money for wounded warriors in a non-profit organization. Recreational events included sporting clays...
