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May 24, 2012

Activities & Organizations

“Zone,” a colorful mixed-media artwork by Lebanese-Mexican artist Emilio Said, will be on display in the gallery of the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture through Nov. 2. | Courtesy of Emilio Said

Dynamics of Mexico City explored in art

Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month and the celebration of Mexico’s recent bicentennial, a traveling exhibit by a Lebanese-Mexican artist opens today in the main gallery of the Gerald D. Hines...

Group takes part in green initiative

Group takes part in green initiative

Living green takes an attitude change and a collective effort, and the daylong Solar Tour and Social held at UH was intended to inspire people to go green. The American Solar Energy Society’s National Houston...

UH panel examines oil spill aftermath

The UH Center for Public History and the newly formed Center for Energy Management and Policy co-sponsored an Oil Spill Symposium to touch on energy production, the oil spill response, environmental impacts and government...

Two business leaders got to be guest sideline coaches for UH during its 42-23 win over Tulane on Saturday. | Jessel Parra/The Daily Cougar

Football team welcomes guests for rare sideline experience

The C.T. Bauer College of Business and UH Athletics have collaborated again this semester for their annual Bauer Business Leaders Program. President of the Houston Athletic Foundation Matthew Houston helped start this program, which is...

UH student Simon Palacio and his team of skydiving athletes for Skydive Houston practice for competition in an indoor wind tunnel, shown above in Colorado. | Courtesy of Simon Palacio

Student skydiver dives into contest

Electrical engineering senior Simon Palacio, along with his team, competed in the vertical formation skydiving event at the annual U.S. Parachute Association National Skydiving Championships last week in Chicago. Over 500 aerial athletes competed at...

UH center remembers Mexican Revolution

The UH Center for Mexican American Studies will host a conference commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution. The conference, entitled “War Along the Border: The Mexican Revolution and its impact on Tejano Communities”...

Author reading series begins

For 30 years, the Margarett Root Brown Reading Series, sponsored by Inprint, Houston’s only non-profit literary organization, has cultivated and inspired readers and writers by offering live on-stage readings from popular...

Mayor Annise Parker attended the Bauer College of Business monthly alumni breakfast to touch on her experiences in the professional world. | Courtesy of Chase Pedigo

Mayor attends Bauer College of Business event

The Bauer College Of Business Alumni Association hosted their monthly networking breakfast at the Houston City Club, this time with a special guest — mayor Annise Parker. Alumni greeted guests at the entrance...

Pharmacy students recognized for community service

Students from the UH College of Pharmacy recently celebrated a list of accomplishments at their annual awards ceremony. The chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association was one of three finalists for the SNPhA-Rite Aid...

The supplies collected by the UH Pakistan Student Association has reached and been distributed to victims of the flood in the Sindh region. | Courtesy of the Pakistan Student Association

Students initiate relief effort

The Pakistan Students’ Association at UH is working to send aid to Pakistan, after being hit by a flood that has claimed over 2,000 lives. “This disaster is so much bigger than the recent natural...