The holiday Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, honors deceased loved ones. This holiday is typically celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2. At...
The UHD tutoring center, previously located on the ninth floor of the Academic Building, was once a quiet space with minimal foot traffic, tucked away...
The Dateline and The Bayou Review are teaming up for a campus celebration of creativity, publishing and storytelling. A joint party on Tuesday,...
Early voting has started, and registered Texas voters are heading to the polls to vote on the 17 proposed state constitutional amendments. Early...
Construction crews arrived Sunday night at the intersection of Taft and Westheimer in Montrose, tasked by Governor Greg Abbott with paving over the city’s...
After millions of Americans took to the streets in nationwide No Kings protests, the country is assessing the impact of one of the largest single-day...
The University of Houston has canceled a required graduate-level course titled "Confronting Oppression and Injustice," citing upcoming curriculum changes,...
Houston is a melting pot of different cultures, which makes it a great place to...
Las Perras Café in Houston’s historic Second Ward is not just a coffee shop,...
Under a bright Texas sun and a restless October wind, Formula 1 came to Austin...
On Sept. 13, Saul “Canelo” Álvarez and Terence “Bud” Crawford faced...
National Banned Book Week brings attention to this topic and was celebrated this year on Oct. 5-11. 2,452 titles were challenged or banned in 2024. The American Library Association decided to create this national week in 1982, and the creation of it was...
The University of Houston-Downtown O'Kane Theatre's upcoming stage performance features Yasmina Reza's dark comedy "God of Carnage." The satiric play explores the intricate balance of power dynamics and sharply highlights human behavior and civility gone...
The world is governed by algorithms that dictate choices, interests and schools of thought. The cyborg-like themes of dystopian novels have proven paradoxical: The human has become the vessel for technology-driven aims, and robots aren’t necessary...