Posted on · Pres. Trump says his proposed tax plan would give the average American household a $4,000 pay raise. Is that true? A Houston economist breaks down the numbers.
Posted on · Anne Richard, a former Assistant Secretary of State, talks with Houston Matters about how the politics of refugee assistance has changed.
Posted on · Guest, Professor Alissa Rubin Gomez.
Posted on · “The culture has to be where not only is it allowed to talk about what we see, it has to be expected,”
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner advocates for more flood control projects like the Ike Dike and a third reservoir for Houston.
Posted on · The International Association of Counseling Services recommends college counseling centers maintain one professional staffer for every 1,500 students. No public university in Texas meets that mark.
Posted on · Guest, Professor Rick McElvaney.
Posted on · From massive marches on Washington, to protests like the one that turned violent in Charlottesville, Va., to more subtle acts — like kneeling during the national anthem — how effective is protesting?
Posted on · Guest, Dean Leonard Baynes.
Posted on · After Hurricane Harvey led to cancelling a week of classes, the University of Houston re-opened Tuesday with a faculty and student body filled with people facing a wide array of challenges related to the storm.
Posted on · Houston Matters takes a closer look at health hazards posed by flood waters, and our panel of political experts discusses this week's top stories.
Posted on · Use UH's live webcams to monitor the campus during the storm.
Posted on · Guest Assistant Professor David Kwok.
Posted on · “The general public can come out on public viewing nights throughout the year and view things from the solar system.”
Posted on · Calhoun was a U.S. vice president who promoted slavery and was a white supremacist.