The President and the Secretary have intervened in what could be horrible situations, like the India-Pakistan dynamic, which they were able to stop: US State Dept Spox
The Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship organized its annual three-day spring tradition Wolffest from April 8 to April 10.
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Wednesday afternoon on April 9, a shooting incident was reported near Texas Southern University which led the university to go under a lockdown. All students were advised to take shelter.
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Wednesday, Mar. 26, the Student Government Association convened for their last Senate meeting. As of now, the 61st administration ceases to exist.
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The University plans to reduce the number of shuttles that run between Sugar Land and UH Main and expand the routes within the Fort Bend County Transit Service.
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The Office of the Provost announced Dr. Xianjun Geng as the new dean of the C. T. Bauer College of Business. He will be officially arriving on campus on May 1.
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President Renu Khator provided an update to the UH community about the safety and security initiatives through an email on March 11.
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The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences is closing down the Interpreting and Translation – American Sign Language/English program. After May 2028, students will not be able to enroll in the program.
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After being arrested on Tuesday afternoon, Eric Latroy Brown, 40, is being held on a combined $15 million dollar bail.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 12, the UH community organized a protest advocating for their safety amidst the rise of crimes on campus.
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Tuesday evening, UH students received an email about another robbery on campus, making it the fourth crime-related incident within the past week.
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As the 61st Student Government Association administration led by President Diego Arriaga and Vice President Austin Craig comes to an end, it’s time to look back on their campaign promises and the progress they made to accomplish them.
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Wednesday afternoon, UH sent an email with updates to the UH community regarding the recent crimes on campus. The police believe the scooter incidents could be related.
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The University will remain closed on Tuesday, Jan. 20 due to expected hazardous winter weather conditions. This also includes UH at Katy and Sugarland.
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The morning of Jan. 21 felt magical for every Houstonian, as the city saw its historic snow day.
After decades, the area received about 6 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Services.
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On Wednesday, Jan.15 the Student Government Association met for their first session of the Spring semester where they read the new Constitution and bylaw mandates created in collaboration with the UH administration.
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Tuesday evening, UH students received an email about a robbery on campus that happened at approximately 7:59 p.m. at the UH South/University Oaks MetroRail platform.
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