Forging a Future

Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design is launching BUILD+, a nonprofit to expand hands-on design and build opportunities for graduate students to tackle more complex projects.

Great Lakes Discovery

UH scientists have discovered a hidden “hotspot” (a plume of hot material that rises from the Earth’s mantle) that helped create the Great Lakes before North America even existed.

Texans Say ‘Yes’ 

A new Hobby School survey finds majority support for easing restrictions on controversial proposals, such as gambling and marijuana, that are expected to come before the Legislature this spring.

‘Key’ to Campus Life

Cougar Card Services enhances campus life with innovations like Grubhub+ and attendance tracking. Discover when and how to use your card and its perks.

Introducing New Health Portal

Starting this week, the University’s EAP, Deer Oaks, will be doing business as AllOne Health. With this update comes expanded benefit offerings and an all-new EAP Member Portal.

Houston Public Media

Majority of Texans Support Legalizing Marijuana and Gambling, Recent UH Poll Finds

 

KHOU-11

AI at Forefront of Tailored Cancer Treatments: UH Leads Innovations

 

Houston Chronicle

Rice University Among Texas Schools Facing Uncertainty on Research Funding Amid Federal DEI Ban

 

Texas Tribune
Texas Republicans Want More Property Tax Cuts. Here’s How They May Do It.

 

Houston Public Media
Experts: Chinese Tariffs on U.S. Energy Won’t Affect Houston’s Economy

 

PaperCity Magazine
Kelvin Sampson Rails Against Big 12 Schedule, Super Conference Travel — Houston’s Coach Sticks Up For His Players 

Associated Press

In Trump’s Quest to Close the Education Department, Congress and His Own Agenda May Get in the Way 
President Donald Trump is preparing to gut the U.S. Education Department to the full extent of his power, directing his administration to slash spending while pressuring employees to quit.

 

Inside Higher Ed

As NIH Grant Reviews Resume, NSF Hunts for Flagged Terms

The National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and other science agencies are continuing to scramble to comply with President Trump’s orders to eliminate federal support for diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, among other topics, while also beginning to restart some grant reviews.

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

 

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