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University of Houston professor supports long-term healthcare education partnership with Nepal

Dr. Lani Ackerman, a professor at the University of Houston’s Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, has dedicated much of her career to improving health care in underserved communities around the world, with a particular focus on Nepal.


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University of Houston climbs patent rankings with surge in new inventions

The University of Houston System has been ranked No. 62 in the United States and No. 3 in Texas on the National Academy of Inventors’ (NAI) 2024 Top 100 U.S. Universities Granted U.S. Utility Patents List.


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Arte Público Press founder Nicolás Kanellos retires after nearly five decades

For 46 years, Arte Público Press has played a central role in publishing Latino literature in the United States.


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University of Houston moves up in Forbes’ ‘America’s Top Colleges’ rankings

The University of Houston has improved its standing in the Forbes 2026 rankings of America’s Top Colleges, rising three spots to No. 43 among public universities.


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University of Houston launches national ad campaign highlighting achievements

The University of Houston is launching a new national commercial as the academic year begins.


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University of Houston study finds middle-class workers more likely to adopt AI tools at work

Researchers at the C. T. Bauer College of Business have found that middle-class workers are most likely to use artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT in their jobs.


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University of Houston arts college announces diverse lineup for 2025-2026 season

The University of Houston’s Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts has announced its 2025-2026 season, which will feature a range of performances, exhibitions, lectures, and community programs.


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University of Houston researcher develops targeted drug delivery system for lupus

Tianfu Wu, an associate professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Houston, is working on a new drug delivery method aimed at improving treatment for lupus.


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Christina H. Gola named dean of University of Houston Libraries

Christina H. Gola has been named the new dean of University of Houston Libraries, following formal approval by the UH System Board of Regents on August 21.


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University of Houston researchers develop new approaches for cheaper carbon capture

Researchers at the University of Houston have announced two advances in carbon capture technology that could lower costs and improve efficiency for reducing emissions from power plants.


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University of Houston launches Wayhaven AI coach for student mental health support

The University of Houston is introducing Wayhaven, an artificial intelligence-driven wellness coach, to support student mental health services on campus.


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Good Reason Houston announces rise in students attending A- or B-rated schools

Good Reason Houston has announced that the latest Texas Education Agency (TEA) ratings indicate an increase in the number of students enrolled in A- or B-rated schools in the region compared to 2023.


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Cougar First Impressions returns as University of Houston welcomes new semester

For nearly 30 years, the University of Houston has welcomed students to campus each fall with Cougar First Impressions (CFI), a tradition organized by the UH Staff Council.


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University of Houston launches new applied behavior analysis programs amid rising demand

The University of Houston is expanding its behavioral health education with three new programs in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) starting this fall.


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University of Houston study links supportive early environments with lower risk for student disordered eating

A new study from the University of Houston reports that both positive and negative childhood experiences play a role in shaping college students’ eating behaviors.


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Most Harris County voters fear long power outages during hurricane season

A new survey from the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs indicates that most Harris County voters are concerned about the possibility of power outages, wind damage, and flooding during this year’s hurricane season.


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University of Houston study warns Texas grid may face shortages amid rising power demands

Power demand is rising quickly in Texas, according to new research from the University of Houston.


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University of Houston survey finds inflation is top concern among Houstonians

A recent survey by the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs highlights that inflation and the rising cost of living are primary concerns for residents in the Greater Houston area.


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University of Houston receives national awards for marketing communications excellence

The University of Houston has received several national awards for its marketing, communications, and storytelling efforts over the past year.


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University of Houston hosts event on mental health impact from natural disasters

The University of Houston's Humana Institute recently organized a community conversation to address the mental health impacts of recurring natural disasters.