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As Thanksgiving approaches, many girlies come together to celebrate their gratitude for friendship! Here are some party themes for you and your gal pals this Girlsgiving and tips for putting them together. Grateful & Bow-tiful Girlsgiving Establish this trendy theme with a chic combination of warm oranges, reds,...

Mockup by Cali Adams In recent years, Friendsgiving has become an increasingly popular take on Thanksgiving. It is a chance for friends to enjoy time together with their own rendition of Thanksgiving traditions and foods–taking the opportunity to celebrate friendship and the bonds which keep it tied...

The semester is about to be over and the cozy season is right around the corner. This means it’s time to put the books aside and spend more quality time on dates with your boo! Luckily, being a UH student comes with its perks! Here’s a list of some great, cheap and even free date ideas you can take advantage of...

When the leaves start to turn brown and fall from the trees, pumpkins start popping up everywhere–in candles, clothes, drinks and even scents. From the pumpkin painting activities and fall festivals to the wearing cozy sweaters, people have so many different ways of celebrating the change of weather. Most notably,...

The fall season is officially here and so are the pumpkins! With the arrival of autumn, it’s now time to drink iced pumpkin chai or walk along paths of nicely adorned pumpkins. Luckily, Houston has a variety of pumpkin themed sites for you to visit. Keep on reading to learn where you can go to fall into the...

Growing up in a Mexican household in Houston, my ears were constantly filled with beautiful Latino and Latin-inspired music. Granted my love for these sounds, I wanted to highlight a few rising Latino artists as we near the end of National Hispanic Heritage Month. In recent years, I’ve noticed more Latino...

Political debates have long been a captivating and integral part of civic life. From the spirited discussions at the 1776 Continental Congress to the modern-day presidential showdowns, such as the 2020 debate between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, these exchanges continue to shape...

Photo by: Oscar Herrera On Interstate 45, drivers are greeted with graffiti saying “Be Someone” while entering the city of Houston.  Houston is no stranger to murals and graffiti all over the city, symbolizing current events and the culture of the area. This sign, in particular, calls all Houstonians to be who...

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...

For Formula One fans and car enthusiasts alike, Oracle Red Bull Racing is bringing their championship-winning cars to Discovery Green on September 7. Beginning at noon, the Red Bull Showrun will spotlight retired F1 driver David Coulthard and Arvid Lindblad, a Red Bull Junior Team driver currently competing in...