Welcome to the third and final installment of “Study Abroad in France with Josh.” This one is a recap of my last two weeks abroad. After adjusting to life in Angers those first two weeks, by the third week, I finally felt like a local. One of the most memorable moments was meeting an executive from Chanel, one...
Photos by Joshua Vasquez Welcome to the second installment of “Study Abroad in France with Josh.” This installment recaps my first two weeks in France. Week 1: Adjustment On the first day, I met my host parent. My first dinner in France was a traditional cheese plate, something you have every night here. I...
Bonjour and welcome to the first installment of “Study Abroad in France with Josh.” This first part is all about the packing part of my journey. First off, let’s be real. Packing is often the part of a trip that stresses people out the most. I’m no exception. From figuring out what outfits to bring to checking...
Cover Image © StockPhotoPro / Adobe Stock “36 Questions”, or what the New York Times calls “The future of musicals,” brings you songs for the summer. Cooglife’s pod break recommendation this week will leave you singing. “36 Questions” is a three-part musical podcast following estranged spouses Jase and...
Cover Image © Ejatu Shaw / Adobe Stock The “NoSleep” podcast is the first of many on Cooglife’s summer podcast recommendation list. The team is starting weekly podcast recommendations to get Coogs through long walks on the beach or long hours at internships this summer. This week’s suggestion is for those...
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...
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...
Photo by Somer-Lian Charles Cougar Pride was loud in San Antonio. Leading by as much as 12, a Championship celebration felt imminent. The confetti cannon packed with red and white streamers sat parked just a few feet away, waiting for the clock to strike zero. But what happened was unimaginable. After a split...
Photo by Somer-Lian Charles For the first time in more than four decades, the Houston Cougars are one win away from bringing home a National Championship. As the final buzzer sounded in San Antonio on Saturday night the roar of Cougar pride could be heard. To set the stage for a title match against Florida,...
Have you ever considered creating a UH bucket list—a list of things to do on or around campus before you graduate? Currently, hums of lunch, summer and final project plans all fill the Student Centers. In the library, the scent of coffee and the clack of keyboards have taken over. In the Fertitta Center, crowds...
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