Christina Cedillo

Both UHCL and the Pearland satellite campus sit on the land of Akokisa, Karankawa, Coachuiltecan and Atakapa-Ishak peoples. The Coachuiltecans span across south Texas and the Tāp Pīlam Coahuiltecan Nation’s headquarters is in San Antonio.

In an effort to tackle the issues of racism and anti-blackness of the present, educators look to the past for answers. America’s past and the way it is portrayed in textbooks can fall short.

Dear Students,  A group of faculty at UHCL is invested in promoting several interrelated Equity and Inclusion Initiatives on campus. These faculty members are Dr. Desdamona Rios, Dr. Emily Fessler, Dr. Amy Lucas, and myself. Our first…

Christina Cedillo, assistant professor of writing and rhetoric

As UHCL continues to grow and expand, so does its variety of degrees and programs, one of which is the Latinx and Latin American Studies Program (LLAS), a multidisciplinary minor in the College of Human Sciences and Humanities. 

UHCL hosted a Latinx Conversation Oct. 4 in the student orgs room. The event was one of many hosted for Hispanic Heritage Month, which lasts from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Officially titled and marketed as the “Hispanic/Latinx/o/a Conversation,”…