The fall season coincides with the crux of its historical context, when Latin American countries declared independence from oppressive colonial forces....

“Women Wearing Shoulder Pads” makes history as the first Spanish-language stop-motion series by Adult Swim.   The creator, Gonzalo Cordova, was...

As UHD opened its doors for the fall semester, the newly established Creative Writing Club welcomed its growing number of members. The first official meeting...

Rising costs for auto insurance and vehicle ownership are driving Houston-area students away from personal cars. Instead, students are moving toward public...

On Aug. 29 at a clinic at University of Houston's College of Optometry, 30 children with severe visual impairments received free high-tech vision aids....

Houston police are searching for a man believed to be responsible for a series of assaults on women along city trails, releasing a composite sketch as...

Student groups across the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Texas at Dallas have filed a federal lawsuit against the University of Texas...

Twenty-three years after both my daughters had me falling in love with a blue alien and a spirited Hawaiian girl, I settled in to watch Disney's 2025 live-action "Lilo & Stitch" with cautious optimism.   Having rewatched the 2002 animated original...

This year's Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner was announced on May 5 to Percival Everett's “James.” The novel takes an audacious approach to retelling Jim's character from Mark Twain's “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” reimagining the character...

Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexicana de Houston, founded in 2017 by Angelita Martinez and Jose Villalon, has grown from six members to more than 30 and now performs across the city. What started as a small but mighty group with six members is now flourishing. During...