The Board of Regents meetings in May will give faculty, staff and students a look into how big the changes of downward expansion will be financially and how far those attending UHCL will have to dig into their pockets in the upcoming academic year.

A UHCL professor accused of making terroristic threats was arrested April 9 after a colleague contacted the UHCL Police Department and filed a grievance.

The 19th Annual Student Conference for Research and Creative Arts took place April 16-19 on the UHCL campus with participating students presenting professional-quality research in a variety of formats.

Six students from the Teen and Police Service Academy (TAPS) visited and participated in the Student Conference for Research and Creative Arts at UHCL.

Kim Jong-un, supreme leader of North Korea, made a nuclear threat to the U.S. Jan. 24, stating he plans to launch missiles in the near future. One of the cities targeted is Austin, Texas.

Kristopher Sharp, social work major at University of Houston-Downtown, has found himself in the middle of a smear campaign.

In order to better serve the growing campus, the University of Houston-Clear Lake food committee and Aramark, the company that runs the Patio Café, are making some changes to the food services offered on campus.

It has long been said “time is money,” and a new TRAM system is coming to ensure that reporting time consistently is also part of accounting for “the money.”

The U.S. national debt currently rests at more than $16 trillion. In light of America’s growing budget deficit and a lack of compromise in Washington D.C., as of March 2013, the budget has been sequestered.

Efforts to reduce plastic bag litter motivated the Texas cities of Brownsville, Fort Stockton, South Padre Island and Austin to adopt single-use plastic bag bans and prompted several Texas councilmen to push bans in their cities.