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University of Houston updates on campus robberies and safety measures
Steven Marquize Simon, aged 28, has been arrested by the University of Houston Police Department (UHPD) and charged with felony robbery related to a scooter theft on February 4 at the Metro platform near the Welcome Center Garage.
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Small steps advised for achieving wellness goals in 2025
With the beginning of 2025, individuals are keen to set personal and professional goals.
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Texas policy institutes launch blueprint addressing metro area growth challenges
Timed with the 89th Texas Legislature, a coalition of leading policy institutes in Texas has launched the Texas Metropolitan Blueprint.
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University develops Spanish-language app aiding Hispanic smokers
University of Houston researchers have developed a unique Android app named Impacto, aimed at helping Hispanic smokers quit by providing guidance tailored to their cultural experiences.
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University of Houston increases campus security after recent incidents
The University of Houston has issued an update on safety and security measures following recent incidents on campus.
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Texans express confidence in election administration but show distrust towards federal government
Texans have expressed confidence in the administration of elections, with a majority believing that local, state, and federal elections are well-managed.
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University researchers advance superconductor technology with new technique
Researchers at the University of Houston's Texas Center for Superconductivity have reached a significant milestone in their work towards achieving ambient-pressure high-temperature superconductivity.
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University of Houston enhances security after arrest related to campus assault
An individual matching the description of the assailant in a recent sexual assault incident has been taken into custody.
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University of Houston enhances security following recent campus crimes
The University of Houston has announced increased security measures following recent crimes on its campus.
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University of Houston outlines legislative goals ahead of Austin visit
A group from the University of Houston, including leaders, students, and alumni, will travel to Austin on February 11 for UH Day at the Capitol.
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University receives $3.2M grant for childhood cancer research targeting cellular level
A $3.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health has been awarded to researchers at the University of Houston.
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University of Houston study suggests ancient hotspot shaped Great Lakes
A new study from the University of Houston challenges previous beliefs about the formation of North America's Great Lakes.
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Texans show strong support for legalizing gambling and marijuana
A recent survey by the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston reveals significant support among Texans for legalizing gambling and marijuana.
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University of Houston marks decade since major student center renovation
The University of Houston recently marked the 10th anniversary of its Student Centers.
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Texans express mixed views on immigration policies in recent survey
As the Trump administration initiates immigration raids nationwide, a new survey reveals that many Texans support the deportation of undocumented immigrants with felony convictions or denied asylum claims.
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Texans suggest budget surplus be used for tax cuts and education
With a $24 billion budget surplus on the horizon, Texans have voiced their preferences for how the state should allocate these funds.
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White House honors UH professor Donna Stokes for excellence in STEM mentoring
The White House has announced the recipients of the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring (PAESMEM), which recognize outstanding mentoring in STEM disciplines.
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University of Houston fosters entrepreneurship through innovative mentorship program
The Houston metropolitan area is recognized for its strong entrepreneurial environment, ranking third in the nation for Fortune 500 companies, according to Fortune.
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University of Houston study links Miami's coastal sinking to urban development
Researchers from the University of Houston have uncovered significant coastal subsidence challenges in Miami, with a focus on urban development as a primary cause.
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UH professor receives prestigious presidential award
Allison Master, an assistant professor at the University of Houston (UH), has been awarded the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.