Houston Shakespeare Festival Returns

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Houston Shakespeare Festival, which returns to the Miller Outdoor Theatre July 31 – Aug. 9. Enjoy performances of the bard’s classics “Henry V” and “As You Like It” featuring UH students and professionals.

Booked, Busy and Winning

Clinic administrator Guaquita Lavelle-Watkins received the inaugural Centennial Staff Innovation Award for launching the College of Optometry’s first online appointment scheduler.

Public Money, Public Fun 

A Hobby School of Public Affairs survey found residents support using public money for renovations to NRG Stadium and the Astrodome and want more sports and entertainment options. 

Wayhaven Is Here

The Division of Student Affairs launched Wayhaven, a 24/7 AI wellness coach on the CoogsCARE website, offering students support with stress, wellness and academic skills.

Travel Cybersecurity Tips

Cybersecurity isn’t just for the office — it’s just as important when you’re traveling on vacation. Check out these steps to protect your personal data and stay safe online while traveling.

Editor's Note: UH Today Schedule

Beginning Monday, Aug. 4, UH Today returns to its regular schedule, publishing three days a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 

Bioethics Today

BioethicsTV: ‘The Pitt’ Erases the Pandemic’s Past and Present

 

Community Impact

Q&A: UH Expert Dives Into Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom

 

ABC 13

Cheaper Renewables May Not Translate Into Lower Bills Yet, Experts Say

 

Houston Chronicle
Houston Rep. Al Green's District Targeted Under Republicans' New Congressional Map

 

Houston Chronicle
How Houston’s Economy Booms and Busts With Oil — and What That Means for the City’s Future

 

KHOU 11
Voters Split on Who Should Replace Late Representative Turner in Congress

The Texas Tribune

From Racism Claims to a $725,000 Settlement, a UNT Professor's Lawsuit Mirrors Texas' Shifting Views on Free Speech
Earlier this month, the University of North Texas paid one of its professors $725,000 to settle a First Amendment and defamation lawsuit, putting an end to a legal fight that started at a markedly different moment for universities and conversations about free speech.

 

Inside Higher Ed

Justice Department Declares DEI Unlawful

The nine-page memo builds on the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The directive applies to any organization that receives federal funds.

Shawn Lindsey | Sr. Assoc. VC/VP for Strategic Communications
selindsey@uh.edu | 713-743-5725

 

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