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Juneteenth, celebrated June 19, is a holiday that recognizes the end of slavery in U.S. This year a host of events happened all across the nation and in the Houston area, including a celebration at Emancipation Park in Third Ward.

UHCL is surrounded by trees and wildlife. The campus is located on a 524 acre nature preserve, home to wonderful sights and sounds all just a short trek from the visitor & student parking lots.

The 87th Texas Legislative session saw the signing of multiple new laws. These new laws mark a change in Texas gun laws, possible changes in abortion legislation, and attempts to prevent another mass power outage.

UHCL campus is filled with different pieces of art ranging from sculptures and paintings to quilts and displays. Some of the artwork on campus is well-known to students, faculty and staff, but some might not know the story behind the art or…

Jason Case, ceramics major, was inspired to create art out of ordinary paper cups in the Patio Cafe. His main goal was to create art pieces out of an item that would normally be seen as trash.

One of the longstanding events that SLICE puts on to help students grow in their leadership journey is the Student Leadership Retreat. This is a three-day experience for students looking to practice teambuilding skills, explore leadership…