The University of Houston was crowned national champions at the 2024 ITA National Wheelchair Tennis Championships, the premier competition in all of collegiate wheelchair tennis ..read more

The University of Houston was crowned national champions at the 2024 ITA National Wheelchair Tennis Championships, the premier competition in all of collegiate wheelchair tennis ..read more

Researchers from the University of Houston, Jackson State University and Howard University have developed a new type of flexible high-energy-density capacitor, which is a device that stores energy. This groundbreaking innovation could potentially revolutionize energy storage systems across various industries, including medical, aviation, auto (EV), consumer electronics and defense ..read more

The antibiotic vancomycin, recommended as first-line treatment for infection caused by the deadly superbug C. difficile (C. diff), may not be living up to its promise, according to new research from the University of Houston College of Pharmacy ..read more

celebrated the efforts of those professors who have gone above and beyond their roles as educators in demonstrating a commitment to both campus and community. The 2024 Faculty Awards were presented on Thursday, April 25 to spotlight excellence in teaching, research and service ..read more

Science is taking a huge step forward in the quest for superconductors that will not require ultra-high pressure to function thanks to multinational research led by Xiaojia Chen at the University of Houston ..read more

engineer has designed a model to guide better design of thin-walled structures, like planes, cars and submersibles, to avoid catastrophe like sudden collapse, from buckling ..read more

University of Houston student Mielad Ziaee earned the prestigious Truman Scholarship. He is just the third student to receive this honor ..read more

University of Houston student Mielad Ziaee earned the prestigious Truman Scholarship. He is just the third student to receive this honor ..read more

Most college sophomores have enough on their plates without running a business on the side. But Kayce Ekpenike, a sophomore at the University of Houston and the owner of Funnelocity Gourmet Funnel Cakes, is somehow making it work. Last semester she took 15 hours, this semester she’s taking 16, and in-between classes, she runs two successful food trucks. How does she find the time for it all ..read more