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Aimee Kubena 6 posts

Aimee Louise Kubena is a born and raised Texan who can eat Tex-Mex food any day of the week. She enjoys event planning, collecting shoes, and attempting to bake. When she is not busy with school, she can be found cheering on her younger sister’s dance team, spending time with her family, or napping with her cat.

Campus News

UHCL distributes reimbursements to students in wake of COVID-19

Aimee Kubena Apr 25, 2020 0

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Houston-Clear Lake closed the campus as of March 23 to continue the rest of spring 2020 semester online. As a result of this closing, most students have received two different reimbursements from the university.

BLOG: Becoming acquainted with quarantine

Aimee Kubena Apr 6, 2020 0

Everyone has their own story about how The Coronavirus, or COVID-19, outbreak has personally effected their lives. Whether the virus has effected them emotionally, physically, mentally, or all three, we all have been experiencing it…

Blogs

BLOG: The real dogs of New York

Aimee Kubena Apr 6, 2020 0

I decided to try to document all the dogs that we came in contact with while visiting New York City. So, without further ado, here are some of “The Real Dogs of New York.”

HawkHerStory

TIMELINE: A look into the life of Judy Chicago

Aimee Kubena Mar 16, 2020 0

Judy Chicago is an American feminist artist, educator, and writer, known for her art pieces about creation and birth. The following is a look into the timeline of Chicago’s major achievements and exhibitions, including her stop at…

Commentaries

COMMENTARY: Will 2021 be the year of women in film?

Aimee Kubena Feb 24, 2020 0

With another awards season behind us, more women were added to the long list of females who have gotten left behind in the dust of men winning prominent non-gender specified awards, like best director. Will the 2021 movie season be the year…

Multimedia

GALLERY: Hawks get involved at the Student Orgs Expo

Aimee Kubena Feb 10, 2020 0

There are over 100 different organizations on campus for students to get involved in. The two-day event drew in almost 800 potential new members. Take a look at the gallery to see highlights of the event.