April 25 - 29

• President Khator Discusses Importance of HIgh-IMpact Practices in UH Classrooms
• Engineering Professors Win Grant to Study Concrete Strengthening and Repair
• UH College of Technology Professor Wins National Feigenbaum Medal
• Students Tackle Deforestation, Win First Prize with Video Game Design

April 18 - 22

• UH Students Dominate Outcry Competitions in Houston and NYC
  
• Professor Delivers Keynote Address at Middle East Conference on Biomedical Engineering
• KUHF Houston Public Radio Raises More Than $1 Million
• 'Love Makes A Family' Photo Exhibit Opens at UH, April 20 - May 4
• Civil Professors, Students Honored at ACI Conference
• UH Receives 'Green' Light from City of Houston to Deliver Solar Generators

April 11 - 15

• UH Research Focused on Reading Education of English Language Learners
• Get In On The Green Excitement At The Earth Day Carnival
• University Demonstrates Focus on Student Success
• UH to Present New Translation, Performance of Classic Greek Tradgedy 'Agamemnon'
• Researcher Wins NIH Grant to Test Vaccines for Chikungunya Virus
• UHS Regents Set Limits for Tuition Rates for Fall 2011
• Cougar Fund Students Among Best in Region
• Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson to Speak on 'America's Past, Present and Future in Space'
• Consumerism, Technology Among Themes in UH Production of 'Now This'
• Involvement, Innovation Drive Success, CenterPoint CEO Tells Students
• Houston Unleashes on UTEP in Series Finals, 15-0
• Expert Sees Temps Rising 3 to 5 Degrees by 2015
• Starr: U.S. Supreme Court Unwavering on Free Speech
• WCE Students Prepare to Fire Up Business Plans April 13-14 at Annual BurgerFest
  

April 4 - 8

• Civil Engineering Grad Student Wins Fellowship
• Student-developed Health Intervention Programs Presented in Virtual World
• Student Bar Association Names Adam Gerhowitz Professor of the Year
• UH to Present New Translation, Performance of Classic Greek Tradgedy 'Agamemnon'
• Professor Creating Color-Coded MRIs
• Recyclemania 2011 Closing Ceremony On April 6
• Jan-Åke Gustafsson Leads Team with $5.2M for Prostate Cancer Research
• $1.5M Grant Helping Researchers Understand How Students Learn Algebra