By Sammy BatesApr 300
Photo by Lynn Lane, featuring the cast of Alley Theatre’s production of Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery” The Alley Theatre makes a point to welcome everyone. In true Alley Theatre fashion, Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery” is for everyone. Whether you’re a theatre lover or...
Cooglife launches its 2025 coloring book. The Cooglife coloring book has become a yearly publication, curated specifically for Stress Free Finals. This year’s issue takes a hygge-inspired approach. Launching Tuesday, April 29, Cooglife’s 2025 Coloring Book will be available on campus newsstands. The team will...
By Somer-Lian CharlesApr 280
Photo by Somer-Lian Charles Red and white streamers rained down inside the Fertitta Center as the University of Houston celebrated an unparalleled season from its 2024-25 men’s basketball team. Cougar pride filled the stadium Wednesday night. Fans gathered to officially close out what legendary broadcaster...
By Somer-Lian CharlesApr 250
The Houston Rockets have advanced to the Playoffs for the first time in five years. Amid semester-end chaos, the NBA Playoffs offer the perfect distraction—a niche opportunity to destress. Rockets have been paired against their Western Conference rival Golden State Warriors. The Playoffs brings back a sour...
By Sammy BatesApr 240
Photo by Lynn Lane. Brandon Hearnsberger, Dylan Godwin, and Christopher Salazar in Alley Theatre’s production of Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery.” For nearly a quarter of a century, University of Houston alumnus Brandon Hearnsberger has been perfecting his craft and exploring different...
By Julianne GutierrezApr 22
Art by Julianne Gutierrez If you’re feeling tense with pent-up stress, then you might want to scream your heart out at one of these top five karaoke bars. College students experience a huge amount of stress, especially during the midterms and finals weeks. Between classes, work and doom scrolling, you...
By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaApr 210
“Meditation allows us to deal with life as it is rather than looking at it and comparing it with how we think it’s supposed to be.” — Jeff Kober For many people, meditation is a major part of their life. Additionally, it has become increasingly popular. Survey results from the National Health Institute...
By Somer-Lian CharlesApr 140
The University of Houston hosted its annual Frontier Fiesta the weekend of April 11, delivering a wicked-good time to Fiestagoers. For the weekend, the TDECU Stadium parking lot transformed into “Fiesta City,” decked out with a city hall, saloon and even a Cougar Casino. The three-day event featured giveaways from...
By Pam CrawfordApr 110
Photos provided by Pam Crawford It’s practically Easter which means it’s time to start putting together last-minute Easter baskets! Floral, pastel, bunny and egg-themed items have become commercial highlights of spring. Even if you don’t celebrate Easter, the season presents a unique opportunity to show some...
By Kinley JaegerApr 100
Amidst the chaos of a college spring semester, it’s important to take time to slow down. Whether it is sunny days reading on the patio of your favorite coffee shop or rainy days curled up by a window, the right spring reads can fully enhance this season’s spirit of reset and renewal. From cozy romances and...
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