By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaAug 290
Graphic by: Lily Huynh Whether it be charming independent bookstores or diverse local authors, Houston is home to both in abundance. The city’s literary landscape is vast and has something unique to offer to all sorts of readers. Let’s shine the spotlight on some of Houston’s lesser-known independent...
By Shay AyeshAug 280
On August 17, the Smart Financial Centre was alive with the sounds of Wallows as they brought their highly anticipated “Model” tour to Houston. The band delivered a dynamic performance that kept the crowd enthralled from start to finish. Kicking off the night, was opener Benee. After, Wallows started with “Do...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroAug 280
Photo by: Oscar Herrera Navigating the public transit system can be overwhelming, but there are several resources available to make the process easier. If this is your first time hopping on a train or a bus, these tips should help you feel like a pro. Getting a METRO fare card As a UH student, you get...
By Atirikta KumarAug 270
Photo by: Oscar Herrera Moving is the worst. It is also the best. It can lead to some of the best moments of your life and the most devastating pain of being away from a place you’ve grown up in. I had never been in love with a place until I moved to Houston at the start of my freshman year in...
By Camila Sosa ChassaigneAug 260
Photo by: Oscar Herrera There is something truly magical about exploring new places and creating lasting memories. Houston, better known as H-Town, ranks among the top five largest cities in the United States. This unique city offers a wide variety of fun activities that can be enjoyed not only with friends and...
By Oscar HerreraAug 220
The Toyota Center was transformed into a rock and roll haven on August 16 as Kings of Leon brought their “Can We Please Have Fun World Tour” to the city in support of their newly released album. The band, known for their raw energy and soulful sound, delivered a performance that captivated the crowd from start to...
By Dulce GarzaAug 210
Photo by: Oscar Herrera Being a student at the University of Houston, navigating college life can often feel both exhilarating and challenging. The city of Houston is as diverse as the University itself, offering a wealth of opportunities to learn, grow and connect with others! With this in mind, let’s dive...
By Raphael FernandezAug 200
Toyota Center hosted the Santana and Counting Crows’ “Oneness Tour” Saturday,August 17, packing seats from the floor to the nosebleeds for a unique celebration oficonic rock and roll musicians.Counting Crows opened Saturday night with performances of “Hard Candy,” “St.Robinson In His Cadillac Dream” and “Mr. Jones”...
By Audrey MarstonAug 190
On August 9, beabadoobee released her much anticipated third studio album “This is How Tomorrow Moves.” The Filipino-born English artist has risen to fame in recent years with the release of her sophomore album, “Beatopia,” and viral pop culture moments, such as her name drop in the recent season of Love Island USA, and...
By Oscar HerreraAug 150
Grupo Frontera’s A Que No Pasa Nada Tour made a triumphant stop at Houston’s Toyota Center on August 10, delivering a performance that will be etched in the hearts of fans for years to come. The band’s signature blend of norteño, cumbia and contemporary sounds had the entire arena dancing from the moment they hit the...
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