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While Texas decides to ignore the steadily rising numbers of COVID-19, I can only think that there has to be species on another planet watching their version of Rod Sterling say, "Next stop, The Twilight Zone".

In July 1975, the as-yet named student publication that would become The Signal published its second issue with a featured article by Al Ragsdale on the launching of the School of Sciences and Technologies at University of Houston – Clear…

For a long time, the idea of a two-day festival in Houston seemed a strange sort of import to me – a product of another city, state or country trying to find a niche in Houston to make some money and show off some music and beer. Instead,…

I never used to talk to myself, but after a few stabs at small talk—weather, bad haircuts, the existence of God, and if so, which one—I found myself to be a fairly interesting person, and truly wished I had met myself earlier in life, so we…

UHCL has been accustomed to offering courses once a week for three hours at a time. Beginning in the fall, it is going to change. UHCL is adding one-and-a-half-hour courses offered twice a week hour-long sessions three times a week.

Calling all shoppers! V-Day UHCL is having a garage sale Sept. 17 from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. to help support the 2012 production of “The Vagina Monologues.” In addition to shopping, students, faculty and community members can also support the…

Two years after Hurricane Ike swept through Galveston causing billions of dollars in damage, the island is forced to defend itself due to a media blog labeling it as one of America’s top 10 dead cities. Douglas McIntyre, editor of 24/7…