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Cover Image © rav0206 / Adobe Stock The holiday season is finally here, and needless to say, most students need the break. One of the best parts about any holiday season break is that they usually include spending time with loved ones and savoring great food! With many people already being vegetarian and many...

A common theme that always becomes more apparent during this time of the year is thankfulness. The season is a great reminder for all to take a moment from the hustle and bustle of life and count all the blessings and things to be thankful for. Sometimes, showing gratitude does not have to be directed...

Photo Courtesy Emily Traweek For college students, relaxing over Thanksgiving break is crucial considering how soon final exams are scheduled following the November holiday. With the average student typically juggling extracurriculars, a job—or multiple—and the twists and turns of adulthood, the short break...

Photos Courtesy Ryan Ross Everyone’s bag tells a story, but few are as fascinating or educational as that of a sexual health officer at the University of Houston.  Deeds Not Words is a social club at the University of Houston that aims to advocate for social justice issues, raise awareness for safe sex...

Gallery Courtesy of Gillian Wisniewski Seether and Daughtry took Houston back to the early 2000s for a night on Wednesday, Nov. 12. The two bands, combining forces on a U.S. tour spanning through October and November, revived their old hits from the early 2000s, giving their fans the experience of a...

Photos Courtesy Rayan Khan Coffee means something different to every Cougar. To some, it’s a source of fuel for class and schoolwork. For others, it’s a moment of relaxation, a small break to enjoy the day.  In general, coffee shops bring people together, each with their own personality, atmosphere and...

School spirit means a lot to every university, its community and the legacy it holds. You see a combination of two colors and a mascot, and you can easily identify what school it is. This is especially true for UH. Whenever students and alumni see scarlet red and white, they automatically associate it with UH;...

If you’ve ever passed through Lynn Eusan Park on your way to class, you may have been met by the ground-thumping, gritty sounds of the University of Houston’s burgeoning underground indie rock scene. The park’s stage has hosted various bands, practicing rhythmic melodies with the tune of electric guitar riffs and...

Gallery by Seles Sanchez Friday, Nov. 7, Big Thief brought a magical and atmospheric performance to White Oak Music Hall. With changing cool and warm lighting and constant fog in the background, the band transformed the outdoor venue into a dreamlike space.  The band moved through a wonderful setlist starting...

Gallery by Martina Mondini Brooklyn-based rock band Geese brought their signature chaos and charisma to White Oak Music Hall on Nov. 6, lighting up Houston with a night full of energy and emotion. Touring in support of their new album “Getting Killed,” the band led by frontman Cameron Winters delivered a set...