Posted on · Our analysts examine the latest national and local political stories with an eye for how they might affect Houston and the Lone Star State. And we learn about Dan Moody, the first man to successfully prosecute members of the KKK.
Posted on · “The actual connectivity between the cells in the brain is not necessarily the most informative about the computations that the brain is performing,”
Posted on · Guest, Dr. Melissa Hamilton
Posted on · Guest Professor Victor Flatt
Posted on · The advocacy group Children At Risk announced recommendations on how Texas can improve its foster care system.
Posted on · Opinions on the law have ranged from defending it as an important display of freedom, to an attack on the institution of higher education.
Posted on · “We envision that these surfaces will open new paths to tackle the problem of icing in different sectors,” Ghasemi said.
Posted on · “It’s like training as an athlete, and playing Richard is a pretty much a 90-minute marathon sprint.”
Posted on · With guest Dean Leonard Baynes.
Posted on · “The exhibit really illustrates the importance of this movement in understanding what is going on in our world today,”
Posted on · The scholarship program will start this school year and is expected to support as many as 500 teachers over the next decade.
Posted on · “We are creating our own arid environment and it is affecting people’s quality of life,”
Posted on · New certificate program aims to help meet the unique needs of the Rio Grande Valley while offering UH pharmacy students a healthcare specialization that can’t be found anywhere else in the country.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: The Houston Fire Department reacts to an audit of its building inspection program, we learn why UH is opening a satellite pharmacy program in the Rio Grande Valley, and we discuss the challenges of trying to hold music festivals in the hot, muggy, and rainy Houston summer.
Posted on · Guest, Professor Bret Wells