UHD News
Food Services' News, February 24-28
Hey, Gators! February food specials like Fish Po’ Boy and Fries or the Dill Pickle Pizza are here!
From Therapy Dog ‘Major’ to Zen Dens: Keeping Gators Healthy
The Division of Student Success and Student Life serves Gators’ health and wellness needs through Student Health Services, offering a suite of wraparound physical and mental health services.
Your Dream Career Awaits at MDCOB's Business Majors Career and Internship Fair
Don't lose sleep over your post-graduation plans, Gators. If you are a Marilyn Davies College of Business (MDCOB) student, make plans to attend the Spring 2025 Davies Business All Majors Career and Internship Fair from 12-3 p.m., Friday, Feb. 21....
Seeking Volunteers for UHD Open House
Prospective students' experience at Open House plays a huge role in their college or university decision. Click below to learn how you can help ensure they choose UHD!
Ribbon Cutting at UHD@1801 Main
Be among the first to see UHD’s newest offices while celebrating Mardi Gras!
Developing Excellence in Education in the 21st Century
In the face of new challenges to education, technologically and socially, how do we develop excellence for all? Join us at this CST seminar on Feb. 27.
MDCOB Tutoring Center Paves the Way for Student Success
What makes Marilyn Davies College of Business Tutoring Center a success? Learn more about the center's Director, Kimberly Gleason, the free tutoring services offered to students, and the remarkable growth of the program.
Remembering Dr. Deanna McCullough
Several weeks ago, the UHD community learned of the passing of Dr. Deanna McCullough, Associate Professor of Biology, an important member of the Department of Natural Sciences for more than 25 years.
From Harlingen to Houston, Chief J. Noe Diaz Walked a Challenging Path
Discover the inspiring journey of UHD alum and Houston Police Chief J. Noe Diaz, Jr., from a small-town boy to leading Texas' largest law enforcement agency.
The Texas Tribune Comes to UHD
The Texas Tribune comes to campus for an event they call, "Blueprint for Texas Cities: Growth, Challenges and Opportunities." Researchers, policymakers, and business leaders will discuss the Texas Metropolitan Blueprint that was released in early January.