Published on April 23rd, 2010 | by Josh Malone
The UH System will offer classes in a newly built Northwest campus beginning this summer, an alternative that administrators hope will better serve UH students and residents living in a rapidly growing Houston area. Through a …... Read More →Published on April 21st, 2010 | by Josh Malone
When UH reached out to Joseph Tedesco to be dean of the Cullen College of Engineering in 2007, Tedesco admittedly didn’t give the request much attention. As an accomplished professor and chairman at the University of …... Read More →Published on April 5th, 2010 | by Josh Malone
The UH Visual Studies Program, one of only 12 in the country, will be discontinued after the fall semester because of apparent budget cuts. “I was very disappointed to learn of the decision to discontinue such …... Read More →Published on March 29th, 2010 | by Josh Malone
Student Government Association Vice President Prince Wilson defeated Carlos Reyes in last week’s presidential runoff election, recording 56.6 percent of the votes to claim the top executive spot. “I’m obviously happy that I won, but students …... Read More →Published on March 24th, 2010 | by Josh Malone
As President Barack Obama signed his historic health care overhaul bill into law Tuesday, he thanked his supporters in Congress and across the country for what he called, “a victory for the United State of America.” …... Read More →Published on March 3rd, 2010 | by Josh Malone
Former Mayor Bill White and Gov. Rick Perry dominated their respective primaries in the Texas gubernatorial elections Tuesday, paving the way for a November election one professor predicts to be among the most competitive in years. …... Read More →Published on January 25th, 2010 | by Josh Malone
With the start of the spring semester, fraternities and sororities across UH are recruiting prospective members with promises of camaraderie, self-improvement and a lot of fun. But not every student is convinced. “I’ve thought about joining, …... Read More →Published on June 25th, 2009 | by Josh Malone
For a Texas barbecue joint, Beaver’s doesn’t bother with expectations. Instead of sawdust-strewn floors and a hunting theme, Beaver’s is clean, modern and unexpectedly hip. And with a glance upon a menu filled with seasonal specials …... Read More →Published on April 28th, 2009 | by Josh Malone
Ruggles Green isn’t what you would typically expect from an organic, all-natural restaurant. Most will likely conjure images of meager arugula salads or the gratuitous use of tofu, but Ruggles Green happily defies those expectations. The …... Read More →Published on March 6th, 2009 | by Josh Malone
The UH Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers organized a campus blood drive Thursday. Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center provided the medical services for the drive, which The Blood Center’s Elizabeth Garcia said will make an immediate …... Read More →
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