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Posts by: Anna Baker

From Animal Crossing: New Horizons to Among Us, video games kept many people inside and entertained at the beginning of the pandemic. Now, as Omicron surges, video games can be something to do while we wait for the wave to pass.

Houston has an eclectic mix of shops for everything under the sun, but our antique stores are something different. We made a guide of some of our favorites so you can start your maximalist journey this 2022.

Joining an on campus organization not only bettered my skills, but it introduced me to my best friends.

The Metropolitan Volunteer Program aims to connect UH students and the Greater Houston area through volunteer partnerships.

How joining an on campus organization helped Cynthia gain skills and life long friendships she may never have had otherwise.

When COVID-19 ruined chances of meeting new people on campus, many students took it upon themselves to find new and creative ways to connect with their peers online.

The 'When We Were Young' festival seems too good to be true, but for right now -- it's true. Tickets go on sale Friday.

The LGBTQ Resource Center is a place where members and allies of the queer community can go to find friends and learn more. We talked to them for our 2022 Involvement Issue.

If you've ever wondered whether the $200 is worth it to participate in a research study, Cynthia says it absolutely is.

"House of Gucci" has some of the biggest names in the industry coupled with an interesting true story, which led to an enjoyable film.