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 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 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 Hama’el SalmanDec 40
All photos by: Hama’el Salman Finding the perfect place to study or do homework plays a pivotal role in enhancing productivity and achieving academic success. As Houstonians, we are spoiled for choice since the city is filled with a plethora of coffee shops and workspaces. Curating a personal list of go-to...
By Nancy AnekeDec 10
Photos by: Oscar Herrera Game Day is a nerve-racking yet exciting event for a Cougar Doll such as Jocelynn Luna. She starts the day by waking up around 8 a.m. to eat some breakfast. Then around 10 a.m., it’s time to get glammed up in her dance attire. This process takes up to an hour and a half. If call time...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroNov 290
Photo by: Anh Le Although I’ve been at the University of Houston for three years, I’ve only gone to one sports game. If you are someone like me who doesn’t frequent places like the Fertitta Center for basketball games, here are some things you need to know to show off your Cougar Spirit and get more familiar with...
By Dulce GarzaNov 280
Photo by: Oscar Herrera First time at a UH game? Don’t know how to sport your #COOG pride? You’ve come to the right place! With the season picking up, here is a list of Cougar traditions and cheers that are sure to heighten your game-day experience, especially if you’re rooting for Houston from the student...
By Shayla PhamNov 150
As first-generation college students, many members of the Asian American community at UH struggle to accept opportunities without guilt. Each opportunity serves as a reminder of their parents’ sacrifices, resulting in the compulsion to live by those standards — to achieve “success.” However, some students are...
By Isha MerchantOct 300
Caitlyn Foret is a 20-year-old, first-generation law student at the University of Houston. She is known for her hours spent as an Honors College mentor, SGA Director of Public Relations and Chief Justice. With her undergraduate degree finished, Caitlyn’s life has shifted dramatically since starting her first semester...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroOct 270
As kids, we always think about who we are going to be when we grow up. However, I don’t think we’ve ever stopped to think about who we are while we are in the middle of becoming grown-ups. School takes up a majority of our beginning years; so it is time to find out what kind of student are you and what does it...
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