First Amendment

The Signal is dedicated to informing, engaging and educating its audience about the purpose and value of student press on campus.

From prior review to COVID to the impact of being a student journalist of color, here are the stories of student journalists at UHCL.

However, no issue is as threatening and damaging as university administration, faculty and staff demanding a prior review of our articles. 

The 2021 theme is of Student Press Freedom Day is “Journalism Against the Odds.”

In order to better understand protesting and protesters, it is important to speak to a diverse group of individuals and discuss their experiences with protesting for racial equality.

Humans are a gullible race. We tend to look for a crowd to follow, and Facebook knows it. That is why Facebook chose to run not only political ads but also to publish ads rife with lies and exaggerations.

President Donald Trump signs a lot of executive orders, many of which go unreported or unremarked upon in the shadow of his very public and very distracting Twitter episodes. But, students, faculty, staff and alumni of higher education…

Assistant Professor of Microbiology Michael LaMontagne approached a table of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) members on campus March 1 and implicated that their organization was “anti-NASA” and funded by Russian money.

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.

The government’s latest attempt to make the public aware that cigarette smoke can be harmful to one's health was overruled Feb. 29.