Published on July 5th, 2019 | by Ian Everett
On the fourth floor of Engineering 2, a user can put on a cap and control 16 warbling tones and shifting, illuminating architecture with their brain. A program converts electrical signals in the brain into a …... Read More →
Published on July 5th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek, Trevor Nolley
Two time Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is an experienced politician and a front-runner in the Democratic primary, but before that, she was a law professor and undergraduate student at the University of Houston. Warren has taught …... Read More →
Published on June 28th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
Student Government Association President Allison Lawrence announced at a Wednesday Senate meeting that the student worker minimum wage has been officially raised to $8 an hour. “We’re discussing moving the minimum wage going forward (with the …... Read More →
Published on June 28th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
Presidential candidate and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren will have a town hall on July 5 at the University of Houston, her campaign announced Friday. The event will be held in Student Center South at 5:45 p.m. …... Read More →
Published on June 27th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
University of Houston Track and Field pole vaulter Robert Platt Jr. died on Wednesday in a boat crash on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson, according to a Texas Game Warden’s tweet. Platt, 20, was from Sugar Land …... Read More →
Published on June 24th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
After closing for a week, the campus bookstore in the Student Center South on Monday reopened and re-branded. The bookstore, now simply called the UH Campus Store, opened its doors after a quick renovation. The store …... Read More →
Published on June 23rd, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
Chairman of the University of Houston System Board of Regents Tilman Fertitta said on Thursday the University is committed to “a thorough understanding of the facts” in their investigation of alleged extreme workouts women’s soccer players …... Read More →
Published on June 21st, 2019 | by Ian Everett
Two power outages crippled around half the campus two weeks ago, threatening research, closing parking lots, and forcing classes to cancel or move outside. The first outage was caused by a transformer failing and the second …... Read More →
Published on June 17th, 2019 | by Katrina Martinez
Joe Francis sat at the desk with his two-screened computer, a half-eaten banana lying near the keyboard and his shoes kicked off for added comfort. It was clear that he had spent many long nights in …... Read More →
Published on June 14th, 2019 | by McKenzie Misiaszek
It’s raining on campus. Students walking alongside busy roads try to remain as far from the street as they can to avoid getting splashed. They tread carefully over the puddles that form on the sidewalks in …... Read More →
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