campus news

Winter Wonderland arrived fashionably late to the UHCL campus, but the recent cool weather made it seem like this was the plan, all along. Originally scheduled for December 2018, the Jan. 30 event hosted by the Campus Activity Board (CAB)…

UHCL administrative staff met with concerned students Nov. 5 at the Bayou Theater for a town hall meeting to discuss the current state and future of the Captain Wendell Wilson Veteran's Services Office.

On April 30, 2007 The UHCLidian became The Signal after a lengthy and involved process.

The 22nd Annual Student Conference for Research and Creative Arts (SCRCA) will be held April 18-23. Undergrad and recent graduate students from any college or university are encouraged to submit their work to the conference. The application…

A new federal law has passed, known as The Campus Sexual Violence Act (Campus SaVE), requiring all universities to have a consistent sexual harassment policy to ensure that every university responds quickly to any allegations and takes…

For the 2016 fiscal school year, UHCL received $85.1 million in funding from the 84th Texas State Legislature. Below is breakdown of where the money will be spent.

Blackboard and the UHCL website was down during the week of Feb 20-24, 2015.

The university is planning the construction of a new STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) academic building that will provide more room for the growing student body and fulfill a need for sufficient space to house classrooms…

UHCL students and administrators assembled Nov. 11 for a town hall meeting to air their grievances to the Parking Management Department (PMD).

UHCL’s 2014 downward expansion allowed admittance of the first freshmen and sophomore classes in the university’s history, and with it brought changes to the course catalogue that have created problems for students attempting to graduate.