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While different graduate schools and majors require different items for their application, many have the same basic requirements. We talked to the Director of Graduate Studies at the Valenti School about what it often takes to get admission.

Homecoming Week starts Monday and along with the Saturday game, there are many events to attend throughout the week.

The Cougar spoof page @TheCrookedCougar, aims to make cougars laugh through an Onion-like collection of headlines on their Instagram account.

The days of black slacks, white collared shirts and gray blazers are slowly passing. Before our eyes we are witnessing the definition of professionalism changing. Tattoos, piercings and colorful hair dye are becoming more commonplace in office settings as Millennials and Generation Z enter the workforce.

Getting an internship is the first step to launching your post college career. Finding one that fits your interest and career goals may seem daunting, but is easier than it looks. We compiled a list of just a few ways to help you secure your first internship.

Just because you graduated with a major in one field, doesn’t mean you have to work in that field for the rest of your life, or ever if you don’t want to.

“If you do what you love you’ll never work a day in your life,” is such a common saying that it has been cemented in the minds of everyone looking for work. But does this saying hold any real weight in practice?

The University of Houston has resources you should take advantage of while you’re here, which includes Career Services. The department aims to help students figure out how to achieve their career goals, the first steps being resumes and cover letters.

The all majors career fair is on September 30 this year. In preparation we compiled five things you need to do before you step foot in Student Center South, or show up on Cougar Pathway.

If you're new to campus there are a handful of things you need to know that veteran Houstonians don't think twice about.