accessibility

Alexander Opekun saw many students struggle to find their way around campus and the Delta building since his return to campus in 2021. Opekun decided to take matters into his own hands. The electrical engineering major built a map of the…

Student Government announces their newly elected Joe Contreras at the SG General assembly meeting Aug. 8.

The SGA Executive Council’s overarching goals are to create a more inclusive campus, strive to ensure UHCL’s administrators listen to students’ voices and take action based on their opinions and concerns. 

The Disability Services Office has officially changed its name to the Accessibility Support Center. The center assists student’s learning experience by providing access to services and facilitating accommodations to foster an all-inclusive…

Recently, on both college campuses and on social media, a battle of ideas has broken out about fairness in feminine issues, and it is a bloody one. Two noteworthy positions oppose each other on the topic of feminine hygiene product…

While it’s exciting to see UHCL expand into a larger campus, the buildings we already have need updates and better accessibility.

Ron Graham, assistive technology trainer and UHCL alumnus with his seeing-eye dog Boise presented the Student Services Symposium “What Do Your Documents Communicate: Do they say what you see” April 8.