Adjusting to a new environment brings a host of new challenges and opportunities. For some change can be a very exciting time, and for others it can be filled with the fear of the unknown.
There is no shortage of federal or national holidays that apply to military members, veterans and/or their families. However, it can be confusing as to which holiday represents or honors what exactly.
A few weeks back, your Signal asked the UHCL community how important are veteran services at UHCL and if anyone would like to recognize themselves or veterans they know.
UHCL celebrated Veterans Day Nov. 11, 2016 in the Bayou Building. The guest speaker was Veteran Maj. Maurice Wilson, U.S. Army, University of Houston professor.
Veterans Day, previously known as Armistice Day, was started to celebrate WWI veterans. The date of Nov. 11 was chosen because an armistice, temporary cessation of hostilities, was called on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the…
This year’s Veterans Day celebration kicked off at 10 a.m., Nov. 11, in Atrium II. A huge American flag adorned the atrium, hanging down from the banister of the third floor and creating a patriotic backdrop.
An interview with Nicholas Page, digital media studies major, about returning to school after his service. He served under the United States Air Force and is currently in the National Guard. Learn about the services offered to veterans in…
The UHCL Veterans Day Celebration is just two weeks from today.
Volunteering to assist with this event is a wonderful way to say, “THANK YOU!” to our veterans and their families for the many sacrifices that they’ve made on behalf of…