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  • An Indian man smiling with short beard holds a flask of bright green cyanobacteria.

    Research Advances Toward Goal of Net Zero Carbon Emissions

    Scientists may be on the verge of taking a big step closer to the net-zero carbon emissions goal, thanks to University of Houston research into algae. Hidden potential is being revealed in the major algae studies at the microbial products lab, located at UH at Sugar Land. The research project is detailed in a newly published article in Green Chemistry, a journal of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
  • UH Andy and Barbara Gessner College of Nursing

    Innovative New Course Brings Nursing Students into Patients’ Homes

    The University of Houston Andy and Barbara Gessner College of Nursing partnered with Humana’s CenterWell Home Health to offer an innovative and forward-thinking elective to its nursing students. The Preventative and Restorative Nursing Care elective introduces undergraduate students to the concept, challenges, and benefits of home health nursing.
  • Photo of Sergeant Leonard Ganther in police uniform holding a set of UH branded baby outfits.

    The Heart of UH: UHPD Sergeant Demonstrates Cougar Spirit

    On a hot day in late summer in a parking lot at the University of Houston at Sugar Land, a simple act would prove that the Cougar spirit is alive and well, and that Coogs truly care. Tammy Cleary, a proud 1986 graduate of the C. T. Bauer College of Business and the mother of a Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership graduate, had a mission: Find the perfect gift for her son's baby shower. The gift? A UH onesie, symbolizing the family's deep-rooted connection to Houston and UH.
  • An image rending of a brown building with trees in front and people walking.

    Officials Break Ground on New Technology Building at UH at Sugar Land Instructional Site

    The University of Houston celebrated the groundbreaking of a new $65 million academic building in ceremonies at the UH at Sugar Land instructional site. Before faculty, staff, students and community leaders, UH officials turned the dirt for what will become the Technology Building-Sugar Land Academic Building 2 (SAB2).
  • An image of a smiling man in uniform in front of an American flag.

    For New Assistant Fire Marshal, It’s Out of Retirement and Back to Public Safety

    For John Garcia, who recently joined the University of Houston as Assistant Fire Marshal for the Sugar Land and Katy instructional sites, retirement after 40 years with the Houston Fire Department just didn’t stick.

    “It is nice,” said Garcia of retirement. “But I enjoy keeping busy, and I like challenges.” UH is now the beneficiary of Garcia’s extensive experience in educating the public on fire prevention and safety.

  • A woman in red business jacket and black dress stands in from of a large sign reading "TEDx Sugar Land"

    How COVID-19 Changed Human Trafficking

    Maria Burns shared with the TEDx Sugar Land audience the story of a flight attendant working a flight from Seattle to San Francisco. She noticed a young girl traveling with an older man. The girl looked distressed and when the flight attendant discreetly passed her a note asking if she needed help, the girl said yes. The pilot notified the police, and the man was apprehended in San Francisco. He was a human trafficker. “This case has a happy ending for the victim, but upon researching thousands of cases, most do not,” said Burns, assistant professor in the UH Cullen College of Engineering-Technology Division.