By Atirikta KumarNov 190
Today I am going to the library with my friend. I packed my coffee, sleeping bag and books. I am so tired of studying at my desk. I am certain I might see the end of the world, before I see the end of this textbook, They are kind of dangerous. We are going to study, memorize and cry. I have heard...
By Kinley JaegerNov 50
Looking for a budget-friendly way to revamp your wardrobe this fall? Thrifting is a great way to update your closet with cozy, unique and affordable finds! While the weather in Houston this fall has been spiraling, the season is still the perfect one for refreshing your wardrobe. Secondhand shopping is a...
By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaOct 280
Whether you’re a student, a parent, a professional or all three, self-care is essential. The best part is you don’t even have to spend a fortune on it. Let’s take a look at some distinctive and enjoyable ways to do self-care maintenance at home without the threat of exhausting your finances. Skip the nail shop...
By Gauraangi GuptaSep 300
Photo by Seles Sanches A love for music is one thing many students have in common. It is a widely popular method of relieving stress, concentrating while studying and even starting a topic of discussion. Candidly, having headphones on all the time, especially while walking, is a symptom of being a student....
By Atirikta KumarSep 260
Graphic by: Cali Adams With the start of the Fall semester, students begin the quest for internships. Looking for a new internship can be daunting, but it is an essential part to build a resume during your undergraduate career. Networking by making connections within your field, polishing your resume and...
By Melissa UnluSep 250
Photos by: Raphael Fernandez Sitting at a piano in the Moores School of Music practice room, onlookers can find doctoral student Tugce Ozcivan playing a tune. As a doctoral student and pianist at the University of Houston, Ozcivan embodies determination and mastery in her craft. After encouragement from her...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroSep 240
One of the biggest hurdles students come across when pursuing graduate degrees is the cost. Funding for the average master’s degree ranges $56,000-$75,000–an expense many cannot afford without financial assistance. Are you still wanting to add the extra degree under your belt despite this? Here are some tips for...
By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaSep 230
Graphic by: Jose Gonzalez-Campelo Deciding whether to attend graduate school is a significant decision to make. For those who do decide to take their educational journeys a step further, choosing the right graduate school is even more crucial. Our very own, University of Houston, is home to a developed...
By Amina KhanSep 40
Navigating the whirlwind of the endless academic demands in college can be daunting. The challenge of juggling school with the many other responsibilities of life- extracurricular activities, jobs, socializing and even health, can sometimes feel overwhelming. Some days the 24-hour time frame does not seem to be...
By Melissa UnluSep 20
Graphic by: Lily Huynh Founded on August 30, 1836, by visionary brothers J.K. and A.C. Allen, Houston has grown from a small settlement along Buffalo Bayou into a vibrant metropolis. From its strategic beginnings, the arrival of the first railroad in 1853 and its role in the cotton industry, to its growth as a...
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