Campus
‘Revolution’ comes to UH
In front of a crowd of thousands, presidential hopeful Ron Paul said if elected, he would make it legal for Americans to once again drink raw milk. The GOP candiate came to Hofheinz Pavilion Friday...
Renovations cost UH $349.5 million
More than $349.5 million will be used toward the construction and renovation of several academic and student facilities around campus, as well as for some off-campus sites. One of the more anticipated is the estimated...
University hosts children’s fun run
Hundreds of children and parents sat in the bleachers at 9 a.m. Saturday in Lynn Eusan Park waiting to begin a 5k fun-run hosted by Marathon Kids. Participants were able to register at 7:30 a.m....
Cougars advertise for Honda
Students crowded around the new 2012 Honda Civic Coupe parked in front of the University Center on Tuesday for a promotional event organized by Cougar Concepts. The attendees played with the radio and other dashboard...
AFSP to host campus walk to raise suicide awareness
The American Federation for Suicide Prevention will host a campus walk at 9 a.m. Saturday at Lynn Eusan Park. The walk was started three years ago when members of the Greater Houston Chapter of AFSP...
UH to host Texas Tribune environment, energy event
The Universiy of Houston will host “The Texas Tribune Festival on the Road: A Symposium on Energy and the Environment” from 7:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Friday in Wortham Center of the Cynthia Woods...
UH: A $638 million construction site
Since 2008, the University of Houston has spent $219 million on construction, while another $219 million is being spent on current projects and an additional $200 million is allocated to proposals in the design...
Grill Fest showcases students’ research
Students braved the stormy weather Thursday for free food, drinks and music at the fourth annual Grill Fest on the College of Technology grounds, East Courtyard. The event gave students an opportunity to display their...
Stadium to be built in current location
The UH system Board of Regents decided to build a new football stadium in Robertson’s current location instead of the proposed site near the intersection of Cullen Boulevard and Interstate 45. This was decided...