Skip to main content

Office of the Provost

News & Communications

The following are the latest UH news items, as well as features and communications from the Office of the Provost.

Latest from the UH Newsroom

January 15, 2026

UH Report Finds Houston ISD Enrollment Decline Accelerated After State Takeover

A new University of Houston report finds that Houston ISD’s enrollment decline has accelerated since the state takeover more than two years ago, while experienced educators are leaving the district at higher rates.

January 14, 2026

UH System Selects CLC to Expand UH Licensing Program

Following an extensive evaluation, the University of Houston System has selected CLC, the nation’s leading collegiate licensing company, to assist in the management and marketing of the University of Houston’s trademark licensing program.

January 14, 2026

Common: Being Wrong. Less Common: Admitting It

Truth science: Researchers find that scientists who admit they were wrong are perceived as more trustworthy and when college professors admitted they were wrong, students rated them higher in warmth and competence.

Communications from the Office of the Provost

December 23, 2025

Fall 2025 Global Citizens Credentials Awarded

UH’s Institute for Global Engagement continued its end-of-year tradition in 2025 by presenting Global Citizen Credentials to students.

December 19, 2025

Lee College Joins UH and Other Regional Institutions in Supporting Student Success

Lee College joins the region’s largest institutions of higher education as they work in tandem to create seamless college-to-university transfer pathways and academic maps that guide students through their chosen majors.

December 16, 2025

UH Grad Students Condense Complex Research into Three-Minute Presentations

During UH’s annual Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition on Nov. 21, a dozen Coogs delivered succinct yet detailed research presentations using only a single slide. Presented by UH’s Graduate School, the event provides students with a unique opportunity to further develop their talents as communicators, presenters and scholars.

Provost Profiles

Expedition: UH