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The history of Labor Day

By Valeriia Zarytska  / October 1, 2022
The US Department of Labor brochure on Labor Day states; “This holiday originated from the American Labor Movement. It has...
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The history of Labor Day

Film therapy

By Valeriia Zarytska  / September 30, 2022
For many people, autumn is a time of seasonal depression, loss of motivation and sense of life. When a person...
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Film therapy

Shasta’s unofficial guide to M.D. Anderson

By Toni Ramos  / September 29, 2022
The M.D. Anderson library, located near the Student Center, has been a sanctuary for thousands of cougars, serving as a...
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Shasta’s unofficial guide to M.D. Anderson

My Chemical Romance brings healing to an emotional Houston crowd

By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez  / September 28, 2022
“Your lyrics gave me a voice.”  “We waited for a lifetime.” These are just some of the words written across...
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My Chemical Romance brings healing to an emotional Houston crowd

A love letter to the Menil Collection

By Daniela Maureira  / September 26, 2022
Growing up in a suburb of Houston made a trip to the city a hassle. But anytime I’d find myself...
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A love letter to the Menil Collection

Pierce The Veil brings the tidal wave to an eager Houston crowd

By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez  / September 26, 2022
“Houston, Texas,”  yelled Vic Fuentes into the microphone, climbing on a riser. “Did you come here to forget about all...
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Pierce The Veil brings the tidal wave to an eager Houston crowd

I Prevail uplifts fans at White Oak Music Hall during their True Power tour

By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez  / September 26, 2022
I Prevail played for an eager Houston crowd at a sold-out White Oak Music Hall on Sunday night.  The band...
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I Prevail uplifts fans at White Oak Music Hall during their True Power tour

Fit For A King dominates a home state show at White Oak Music Hall

By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez  / September 26, 2022
Photo by Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez
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Fit For A King dominates a home state show at White Oak Music Hall

Alexis Pye: Uplifting others within the Houston art scene

By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez  / September 23, 2022
Alexis Pye sits on the floor next to her kittens, back resting against a door frame.  “I’m more comfortable here,...
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Alexis Pye: Uplifting others within the Houston art scene

Suicide Prevention Month: Bringing awareness to the mental health crisis on campus

By Dominique Crespo  / September 22, 2022
Time spent in college can be exhilarating and hopeful, as it is a major stepping-stone for many young adults. Yet,...
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Suicide Prevention Month: Bringing awareness to the mental health crisis on campus

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Valeriia ZarytskaSep 300

Film therapy

For many people, autumn is a time of seasonal depression, loss of motivation and sense of life....

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Sex + Health

Logan LinderFeb 250

Queer sex ed: Discovering LGBTQ+ love, intimacy and relationships for yourself

Figuring out who you are is hard, and if you realize that you may be queer that leads to a whole...

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