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UHCL smoking policy

RESULTS: How do you feel about UHCL being a tobacco-free campus?

The Signal Oct 2, 2018 0

The question of the Week for issue #1 of the fall 2018 semester asks, How do you feel about UHCL being a tobacco-free campus? Learn more about the history of UHCL's smoking policy by checking out the timeline by The Signal reporter Josh…

Campus Life

TIMELINE: UHCL tobacco-free policy, from lighting up to burning out

Josh Olson Sep 17, 2018 0

UHCL building structures aren't the only adjustments being made to the campus. The smoking policy has also evolved to keep up to modern standards.

Audio

PODCAST: Trump-Putin summit, UHCL smoking policy and No Comment

Brandon Ruiz-Peña Jul 26, 2018 0

Signal Soundbytes, a podcast produced by the University of Houston-Clear Lake's The Signal, features a panel of students discussing a variety of topics. Episode segments include a journalist removed from the Trump-Putin summit, the new UHCL…

Campus News

UHCL becoming an exclusively smoke-free campus sparks questions on enforcement

Brandon Ruiz-Peña Jun 19, 2017 2

Starting at the beginning of the Fall 2017 semester, UHCL will be considered a smoke-free campus. With the revision voted on and approved, there are lingering questions regarding enforcement of the policy.

Audio

PODCAST: Fake news, UHCL smoking policy and Facebook relevancy

Brandon Ruiz-Peña Mar 10, 2017 0

Signal Soundbytes, a podcast produced by the University of Houston-Clear Lake's The Signal, features a panel of students discussing a variety of topics. Episode topics include fake news, UHCL smoking policy and Facebook relevancy.

Columns

I vote yes to a tobacco-free campus

Yasmeen Gomez Feb 20, 2017 2

UHCL is proposing to become a tobacco-free campus. I vote yes to a tobacco-free campus because I choose to live a healthy lifestyle.

Columns

When did smoking become so taboo?

Phyllis Byrd Feb 20, 2017 1

It seems to me that as we leap into the new millennium, making all kinds of advances in every area of life, including technology and medicine, the rights of smokers have taken one step forward and three steps backward. Why is that?

News

New survey could put policy up in smoke

The Signal Sep 26, 2011 1

UHCL officials are currently looking at options that could spell lights out for UHCL faculty, staff and students who light up.