March 22

“FLIGHT XXV YOUR PASSPORT TO COLLEGE” is a three day multifaceted event that includes college tours, workshops, and professional speakers all in an effort to give at-risk youth the tools they need to get to college
Just as you’re about to cross over into a nirvana of slumber something shakes you awake with such force that it startles you back into sleep-deprived reality. You look around but everyone is taking notes just as they were before. What jerk woke you up?
To find a comprehensive student support program at a prestigious medical schools is rare. Latinos in these elite schools instead turn to an informal network of friends, family, and faith, the three pillars our various communities were built on.
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Despite the vast range of interests represented, organizations at UH are relatively few in number for the student trying to find their spiritual side.
Heights Books-Libros is a local, individually owned bookstore in the heart of the Houston Heights. Mrs. Alanis has a unique selection of classics and bestsellers in English and Spanish.
Andres Bautista is always looking for new ways to reach out to his students. He is excited that UH students have volunteered to serve as role models, mentors, and friends for his students.
President of UH Hispanic Alumni Association
What makes you so passionate about UH?
I came to UH as a naïve 18-year-old kid and left empowered and self-confident ready to realize my dreams.
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Tim O’Brien, President of Students Against Sweatshops, has been on a mission to rid the campus of sweatshop made clothing. The efforts of SAS have often proved to be controversial yet effective. Hear his side of the story…