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Abortion Protests Ignite Student Emotions

Abortion Protests Ignite Student Emotions

Pro-life and pro-choice activists gathered in front of MD Anderson Library this week to express their views on a controversial photo-mural exhibit featuring aborted fetuses, body piles of Holocaust victims, and the KKK jeering underneath a man hanging from a tree.

The Catholic Newman Center- Impacting Latino Children

The Catholic Newman Center- Impacting Latino Children

While devoting their spring break to providing guidance and entertainment, UH students build friendships with Latino children.

Socializing your Spirit

Socializing your Spirit

Despite the vast range of interests represented, organizations at UH are relatively few in number for the student trying to find their spiritual side.

LULAC: All For One And One For All

LULAC: All For One And One For All

President of UH LULAC, Mauricio Almanza, shares his experiences with the organization, including traveling to Puerto Rico for a national convention and creating a community mural in Chicago to promote eduction, and also speaks on issues such as making a difference for younger Hispanics.

F.I.E.L.- Faithful to the Community

F.I.E.L.- Faithful to the Community

UH students forge community ties while promoting family unity, higher education, and the awareness of immigrant issues. UH FIEL is a sponsor of the Dream Act Summit Sept. 12 @ UH-D and helps undocumented students get financial aid.

Cougars Give Hope to Art Students

Cougars Give Hope to Art Students

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.

A “Collision” Jam: B-Boys and Trickzters

A “Collision” Jam: B-Boys and Trickzters

“I wanted to try something new to differentiate from other jams thrown in Texas or anywhere around the world; a ‘collision’ of trickz and b-boy competition hosted under the same event…extreme, unorthodox and underground…”

Man behind the sweat

Man behind the sweat

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…

The Beta’s Easter Eggstravaganza

The Beta’s Easter Eggstravaganza

The brothers of Sigma Lambda Beta – International Fraternity Inc. coordinate their annual “Easter Eggstravaganza” at Houston’s Ripley House.

March 22

HAWC Race Against Violence

Hispanic Journalism Conference

NAHJ Region 5 Conference at Rice University on March 19-20.


NAHJ students-$20
Non-NAHJ students-$35
NAHJ Professionals- $40
Non-NAHJ Professionals- $60

Members click here to register -> Sign Up
Non-members click here to register -> Sign Up

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