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An organization known as Blood and Soil has been illegally posting fliers around campus that have sparked a discussion about freedom of speech at UHCL.

Today is the Texas Primary Election and below is a handy guide to the basics of voting. Polling locations are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across the state to ensuring both people who work in the morning and the evening have the opportunity…

The Public Art of the University of Houston System held “An evening with Frank Stella” at Moore’s Opera House to celebrate both the 20th anniversary of Stella’s commission “Euphonia” and a kick-off event of the 50th anniversary the creation…

The Houston Symphony won a Grammy for the first time in the orchestra’s history at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards held Jan. 28. Not only is this Grammy the symphony’s first golden gramophone in their 104-year history, but it is their first…

Bufkin Christmas Wonderland is celebrating 25 years of spreading holiday cheer with their 185,000 Christmas lights display. The couple started offering public tours of their house in 1992 when their lights display caught the attention of…

On your marks, get set, drink! Saloon Door Brewing has a wide selection of craft beer on tap lined up and ready for beer connoisseurs and amateurs to try.

Here are the events going on in Clear Lake and surrounding areas Nov. 20 – Nov. 26

The late Oscar de la Renta was an iconic fashion designer and one who was influenced by a melting pot of global cultures and experiences. His legendary designs are on display at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston through the end of January…

Anne Marcoline, assistant professor of literature, invited her students to attend Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata Oct. 28 presented by the Houston Grand Opera at the Resilience Theater.