UH Today - January 13, 2024
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In a city as big and ever-changing as Houston, it’s easy for its history to get lost in the pursuit of progress. Thanks to graduate student Claire Keck, a new collection at UH brings to light the stories of the city’s 20th century feminist movement and the rise of modern-day influencers.
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Rather than scold people about their clothes-buying habits, Assistant Professor Olivia Johnson focuses on encouraging a circular retail culture of buying and selling garments secondhand.
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Assistant Professor Zhengwei Li is developing smart wearable biosensors for early colorectal cancer detection, aiming to reduce health disparities among marginalized populations.
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New Dining Experience UH Dining Services will debut a revamped Cougar Woods Dining Commons this spring, featuring a refreshed look, updated stations and enhanced flavors for a new dining experience.
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Reminder: CoogsCARE Toolkit Available With the start of the spring semester, it is important to be informed about ways to identify and assist individuals in distress. Please download and review the CoogsCARE toolkit, which includes information on how to recognize concerns and how you can help.
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“The opportunity to talk to students, to help them see that there’s many ways to reach their goals, has always felt incredibly rewarding.”
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Thursday, Jan. 16
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Thursday, Jan. 16
11 a.m. - Noon
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Thursday, Feb. 6
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Note: Views expressed in these articles do not necessarily reflect those of the University of Houston.
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Shawn Lindsey | Sr. Assoc. VC/VP for Strategic Communications
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