Glass Mountain
UH Arts Open House paints campus red
The fourth annual UH Arts Open House invited The Anthem to perform Thursday evening in front of the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts. | Bethel Glumac/The Daily Cougar Art from all disciplines...
Students cite creative writing works at cafe
Joseph Roberts steps ups on stage to unveil his short romance story, “Hangnail.” | Amanda Scott/The Daily Cougar The editors and writers of Glass Mountain, an undergraduate literary journal at the University of Houston,...
Student editors gather for final reading of graduate journal
Members of Houston’s writing community — young adults, UH creative writing students and professors — all gathered together Friday at Brazos Bookstore for the final installment of the “Gulf Coast Reading Series.” The event was...
Fest spotlights local lit options
With more than 80 vendors and an estimated 3,000 visitors, the fifth annual “Houston Indie Book Festival” at Menil Park on Saturday was the largest yet, according to festival officials. Associate editor of NANO Fiction...
Distinguished journal preps undergrads
Tiffany Thor and current members of the University of Houston’s nationally recognized literary journal Glass Mountain spent the week before midterms not wallowing in Houston’s insane climate change, but in Chicago’s frosty air for...
Launch party an antidote to stale readings
There was a light drizzle, surprisingly cold weather, lots of beer and a really obnoxious dog that was determined to be heard. Regardless of these obstacles, the readers who took the microphone at Antidote...
Coogs invited to public reading
Students, professors, hipsters and hipster-haters alike are set to come out and celebrate the release of the latest issue of Glass Mountain, UH’s national undergraduate literary journal. The release party will be held from 7...
Arts play to beat of own drum
This year’s UH Arts Open House hosted in the Arts Quad brought together talented writers and musicians for an evening dedicated to displaying the talent and unique programs which enrich the school. Performances were hosted...