UH Calendar

Come to The A.D. Bruce Religion Center (ADBRC) every Monday morning!
We offer free coffee and donuts to all UH students as they go to class to get their week started right.

Learn about the firm’s career options and employees’ career paths, and get career development guidance and an opportunity to network prior to the 2025 Career Fair.

Join us and University Career Services to learn about applying for jobs and internships through Student Orientation on January 27, 2025! This is your chance to ask questions and get equipped for success.

Each week a CAPS clinician will provide attendees with new information and guide students to practice new techniques they can implement in their lives.
Each week will cover a new topic on a rotation. The workshops are designed to be started at any point, so you do not have to wait.

Join Ingrid Daubechiesus for two exciting talks on January 27 at the University of Houston! Her talk “Chaos—What Does it Really Mean?” will take place in the Honors College Commons at 1 p.m.

She will also give a talk on “Mathematicians Helping Art Conservators and Art Historians” in the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom at the Hilton University at 6 p.m. with a reception at 5:15 p.m. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from a leading expert at the intersection of math and art! RSVP here

Visit University Career Services during virtual drop-in hours to meet with a Career Development Specialist for 10-15 minutes and ask any career-related questions.

Many guests at Nora’s Home spend long days in the hospital and at appointments. They might miss a meal or can’t make it to the cafeteria. A Sunflower Sack helps provide an easy snack for them to bring with them and enjoy! We will help decorate paper lunch bags, so be creative and make them special!

The CLASS Honors Program Presents: Juneteenth & The Afterlives of Slavery A Critical Symposium and 160th Anniversary Celebration of the Black Freedom Struggle Program

The Drawing Codes exhibition at the University of Houston (January 27 – February 21) brings 96 commissioned drawings by a diverse range of architects investigating how rules and constraints inform how architects document, analyze, represent, and design the built environment.

Yuri Herrera will read from his newest novel Season of the Swamp, followed by an on-stage conversation with author and professor José F. Aranda, Jr. The evening will conclude with a book sale and signing. The event is presented as part of the 2024/2025 Inprint Margarett Root Brown Reading Series.

Participants will learn the proper technique required to lead belay and lead climb