UH Go: The Ultimate Easy Button

UH Go is designed with your needs in mind! The UH Go app is your fast pass to everything UH. You can find and pay for meals, explore campus life, view your grades, and explore life on campus. All this, and so much more in one easy-to-navigate spot. Available in the App Store and the Google Play Store, download now to use today!

Donuts with Dr. Dan 

Donuts with Dr. Dan is an informal session with Interim Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Daniel Maxwell, where students have the opportunity to discuss their college experience, comments, concerns, and more about the Division of Student Affairs and its 22 departments. Enjoy donuts and coffee while having an honest conversation about the University of Houston and the Division of Student Affairs. Click here to check out the new Donuts with Dr. Dan webpage and sign up for the next session. 

Good Morning Mondays

Good Morning Mondays' focus is to help shine some light in order to help you start the week off right. What better way to start the week than with Coffee (or Tea) and Donuts. Come over to the A.D. Bruce Religion Center for a quick hot beverage and a sweet treat.

Date: Monday, November 6th, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., located at the A.D. Bruce Religion Center First Floor Lobby. Click here for more information. 

Introducing: Campus Rec - The Red Zone

UH Campus Recreation is committed to providing recreational experiences that inspire student success and lifelong well-being. With that, Campus Rec is excited to announce the opening of a new addition to the Rec Center: the Red Zone, a brand-new functional fitness area to bring fitness to all members on a whole new level.  Functional fitness is a practice that emphasizes strength, flexibility, and endurance with exercises that mimic everyday movements such as pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, and lunging. Functional fitness also improves athletic performance for athletes, everyday fitness enthusiasts, and beginners alike. 

Located on the first floor of the Rec Center, the Red Zone boasts six new squat racks on one side, turf in the middle, and rigs on the other side equipped with punching bags, core bags, medicine balls, slam balls, battle ropes, and more! You will also find cardio machines such as air bikes, skiers, treadmills, and rowers, as well as dumbbells and more in the new space.  Fitness Program Manager, Dani comments that “it’s been a few months of construction and it’s exciting to see the Red Zone develop.” She is “looking forward to seeing students gravitate towards the Red Zone and enjoy the new space.” Brittany, the Assistant Director of Fitness, similarly shares her excitement to see the students’ reactions to the new fitness space.  The Red Zone is more than just another fitness space, but a place to cultivate community for fitness lovers of all levels. Be on the lookout for Red Zone classes coming soon and join us on November 6 in the Red Zone! 

StepUp! Bystander Intervention 

Step UP! is a bystander intervention program that teaches students what to do in potential instances of harm. This session will focus on mental health. 

Date: Wednesday, November 8th from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., located in the Student Center South Midtown Room. Click here for more information. 

Crosses & Turntables: Christianity's Influence on Hip Hop Culture

The University of Houston's African American Studies Department and the A.D. Bruce Religion Center would like to invite you “Crosses & Turntables – Christianity’s Influence on Hip Hop Culture”.    Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking panel discussion that explores the dynamic relationship between Christianity and hip-hop culture. Crosses & Turntables brings together industry greats, artists, and scholars to explore the ways in which Christianity has influenced and continues to shape the world of hip hop culture.

Date: Thursday, November 9th from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. (doors open at 5 p.m.), located at the A.D. Bruce Religion Center, University Chapel (1st Floor). Click here for more information. 

Health Equity: From Awareness to Action CHW and Advocacy Conference

The University of Houston Community Health Workers Initiative (CHW) and the Parkinson’s Foundation have partnered for the "Health Equity: From Awareness to Action Conference". Join us in learning about Parkinson's disease, available resources, establishing discussion points for community education, and promoting health equity in Parkinson’s disease care. 

Date: December 9th, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., located in the Student Center South. For more information and to register, click here.