Published on April 11th, 2018 | by Drew Jones
Houston, we have a problem. Those famous, often misquoted words are emblematic of Houston’s identity as the home and heart of human attempts to explore the far reaches of space as early as the Apollo 13 …... Read More →
Published on April 11th, 2018 | by Cristobella Durrette
“Just pull the tires out and leave them on the side of the road,” instructed volunteer and former Agape Development employee Ann Vicar. The streets surrounding Agape Development, a Christian ministry that helps develop community leaders …... Read More →
Published on April 11th, 2018 | by Dana C. Jones
Buffalo Bayou is one of Houston’s many historic sites, and it serves as a border between the Second and Fifth Wards. The nonprofit Buffalo Bayou Partnership focuses on one 10-mile section — out of the 52-mile …... Read More →
Published on April 11th, 2018 | by Michael Slaten
Houston native Mikey Fields has been blind for eight years. Since then, he met his wife, had two kids and graduated in summer 2017 with an associate’s degree from Houston Community College. He began taking classes …... Read More →
Published on April 10th, 2018 | by Amanda Keill
Each year, the Medical Library Association selects a few members for a program geared toward developing their skills, knowledge and personal characteristics to become librarian leaders in the 120-year-old educational organization. The program, Rising Stars, has …... Read More →
Published on April 5th, 2018 | by Oscar Aguilar
Before Rep. Beto O’Rourke, D-El Paso, politely declined an attendee’s offer to kiss his feet, he told the crowd about the road-trip snacks people made for his team in some of the 228 Texas counties they …... Read More →
Published on April 5th, 2018 | by Michael Slaten
Newly sworn-in President Cameron Barrett announced four executive orders during the first Senate meeting of the new Student Government Association, one of which will establish a free textbook exchange run by SGA. The free textbook exchange …... Read More →
Published on April 4th, 2018 | by Michael Slaten
Amid a full slate of changes coming for 2018-19, the most significant is that Student parking permits will now require students to park in a specific zone on campus. Staff within Parking and Transportation Services hope …... Read More →
Published on April 4th, 2018 | by Michael Slaten
Hoping to achieve gun reform, exercise science sophomore Ariel Hobbs ended up walking locked arms with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo. The UH sophomore felt enough was enough with school shootings and …... Read More →
Published on April 4th, 2018 | by Dana C. Jones
A historic Third Ward church — Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church — is expanding. The church has been a Third Ward staple since its inception in 1962 by 13 Texas Southern University students, a part of the Baptist …... Read More →
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