Dance Marathon Week of Giving

This week we are celebrating Dance Marathon’s Week of Giving! We invite you to join us in donating expenses in your everyday lives to help support the kids who will spend this holiday season battling various diseases. Follow us on social media (@uhdancemarathon) for daily reminders!

When: December 14-18, 2020, Virtually

Live On Campus This Spring

Questions: Contact the Houston Athletic Ticket Office by calling 713.Go.Coogs (713.462.6647) or email them at tickets@uh.edu. Masks are required and social distance guidelines will be implemented. 

• Women's Basketball vs. Cincinnati: Ugly Sweater Game — all fans are encouraged to come in an ugly sweater for a chance to win prizes. Student admission for women’s basketball is FREE with valid UH student ID. When: December 16, 2020, Fertitta Center.
• Men's Basketball vs. UCF: Conference Home Opener Shirsey Giveaway: Students who attend will receive a free Shirsey at the Holman Street entrance. Student Ticket Claiming starts on Monday of each game week. When: December 15, 2020, at 8 p.m., Fertitta Center.

Cougar Cupboard Holiday Bags

The Cougar Cupboard will be handing out special bags for the holidays! The food-filled bags include produce and protein, along with other surprises. Visit our website to learn how to join.

When: Through December 22, 2020
Hours: Monday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

You Can Still Sign Up to Live On Campus this Spring

Apply today to live on campus this spring! There are spaces available in every residence hall. Login to AccessUH and select the myHousing portal to apply! More information can be found at the Student Housing and Residential Life website. Have questions about Spring Move-In? Join us for a Live Q&A session on December 9 from 4-5 p.m.

How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted your life?

University Archives at University of Houston Libraries seeks stories from UH students relating to the coronavirus outbreak. Artistic and creative expressions are welcomed alongside more documentary responses.

You are encouraged to share your stories through journals, photographs, and interviews/oral histories, but also through drawings, songs, and monologues. You’re living through a unique and challenging moment in history, and the University Archives can preserve your response to it for people in the future.