UH Dining Services held its first on-campus event recognizing National Nutrition Month at Cougar Woods Dining Commons. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics oversees the national celebration each March to promote healthy eating habits and form new relationships between people and food. At the University, the Dining Services team focused on the benefits of fiber.

Students, faculty, and staff who meandered over to Cougar Woods Dining Commons on Feb. 26 were greeted by a festival-like environment complete with a mini petting zoo, local vendors, the smokey smell of barbecue on the pit, and the sounds of country music emanating from inside the dining hall all as UH Dining Services celebrated Go Texan Day. Read more about this western-style celebration.

Cougar Card Office set up a tabling event during the week of Valentine’s Day in the Student Center South to create some sparks on the benefits the Cougar Card provides students, faculty, and staff. Department representatives highlighted the University ID’s on-campus uses and informed guests on the free Grubhub+ membership that is available to the UH community