By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya OrdoñezOct 140
It’s that time of the year again, Coogs. Coogs Choose. What is Coogs Choose, and what’s the point? Coogs Choose is a yearly (and occasionally bi-yearly) duel to the death between the best Cougar-serving businesses, orgs and people, all fighting to be named #1 in their category. Well, not to the death, but...
By Logan LinderOct 130
Madison Sinclair’s life rapidly changed when TikTok turned an inside joke into a full-fledged business. BUGGIRL200 is now famous for their novelty, ironic t-shirts and accessories. Cooglife chatted with Sinclair about the process of transforming from UH student to successful business owner and the journey of...
By Leydi GonzalezOct 130
Starting September 15 in the United States, there is a month-long celebration of the Hispanic and Latino community. This date was chosen in relation to Latin American countries gaining independence. Music has always been a huge part of Hispanic/Latino communities. Today, I will be recommending 10 songs to help start...
By Toni RamosOct 110
Para mi gente, todos ustedes pueden romper las barreras… There is no sensation as quite inconsolable as inadequacy. When does passion relinquish its power to ability? When does the desire to be great and accomplish many become comical? The reality is that there will never be enough capability to encompass lack of...
By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya OrdoñezOct 100
Austin City Limits completed its final day of weekend one on Sunday. The sun rose to the coolest temperatures all weekend, a welcome reprieve from the sweltering heat festival-goers had had to endure, but nowhere near cold. Goth Babe Goth Babe kicked off the day with an energetic set. Performer Griffin...
By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya OrdoñezOct 100
Austin City Limits kicked off its second day to a larger crowd than the day before. This is what you missed. Conan Gray Conan Gray was the first artist that really drew me in at the start of day two. The moody California pop star was actually raised in a small Texas town. Austin may as well be a home away from...
By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya OrdoñezOct 100
Austin City Limits kicked off on Friday morning to a healthy crowd. The iconic Austin staple is back in full swing following COVID-19. However, the lineup is notably not as jaw-dropping as it has been in years prior, according to online discourse (and personal opinion). However, this is not to say that Austin City...
By Jenny TruongOct 100
Where do you even start when looking for work? Some people turn to internships, but why would you take on an internship instead of a job? Before entering the workforce, you already have plenty of opportunities to make the transition from college to post-grad less daunting. These opportunities may include joining...
Tony Nguyen put down his headphones, someone’s voice still jutting out of that heavy-set device, ready for our interview to begin. Nguyen moved from Minnesota to Houston in 2017 after graduating high school. Houston is more or less a place that he calls home now. He is a University of Houston alumn, having earned...
“To know how it ends and still begin to sing it again, as if it might turn out this time.” We tell the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice over and over again, in different languages, in different circumstances and with different characters. Hadestown is such a story, taunting the audience to suspend their disbelief for...
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