Cover Graphic by Larsha Flowers Trends around the world are like the sunrise and sunset: while one trend rises, another one seems to fall. In a world where the influence of technology is so significant, it’s almost like we wake up to the surge of a new trend every single day when we unlock our phones. Here...
Cover Photo by Raphael Fernandez Like the blast of Rockets, reminiscent of Cougars’ roars, or like the thrill of astronauts low enough in Earth’s Orbit to gaze at Orion, this is the kind of cheer and energy Houston Texans bring when they Dash into any stadium stands. Houston sports play an integral role in...
Cover Photo by Joshua Vasquez With a vibrant performing arts, fine arts and street art scene that has grown steadily over the last century, Houston is a creative powerhouse. From world-class ballet and opera to cutting-edge theater and renowned art museums, the city’s creative pulse beats as strongly as its...
Whispers about the “Freshman 15” are usually common at the start and end of the first and second semesters of freshman year. The term refers to the belief, or perhaps trend, of students gaining weight during their first year of college. The “Freshman 15” is nothing to be ashamed of. It often happens as a result of...
Houston boasts a diverse culinary scene. Having recently been named the “Newest capital of great food” and “The country’s most exciting food city,” the food scene in the city is constantly growing. In recent years, Houston has become a serious rival to well-known food cities like New York, Los Angeles and New...
From their relationship with nature and architecture to their entertainment through music, dance and folklore, Mayan culture is vibrant. This vibrancy continues to prevail among the many Central American communities in Houston. Ancient Mayans are a Mesoamerican civilization who occupied a wide landmass including...
Cover Photo © JinnaritT / Adobe Stock Though Houston’s windy season is unpredictable, it’s perfect for kite flying. Kite flying is a fun way to reconnect with your inner child. Kite-making is something you can do alone, or it can be shared as a nice, nostalgic bonding experience with family and friends. It’s...
Photos by Raphael Fernandez Before country artist Luke Bryan took the stage, a video played to welcome him into the Rodeo’s Star Trail of Fame. It featured him thanking all his fans for the honor of being awarded. After the final pyrotechnic show, Bryan hopped out of a black SUV and immediately headed towards...
Photos provided by Larsha Flowers From park picnics to coastal picnics—and even rooftop parking lot picnics—picnic culture in Houston is unmatched. As the days get hotter and longer, afternoon drives along Allen Parkway, between Taft and Sabine streets, reveal tipi tents, marquee letters and picnic blankets....
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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