As students prepare for the start of the fall semester, the University of Houston's Cougar Textbook Access Program (CTAP) continues to make course materials more affordable, having saved students and families nearly $77.8 million since launching in spring 2022.
The University of Houston’s Administration and Finance division joined other campus departments this summer to welcome new and transfer students through orientation sessions and resource fairs.
Close to 1,050 University of Houston faculty and staff members gathered at the Recreation Center with one goal in mind: learning more about their benefits. Human Resources hosted its annual Wellness & Benefits Fair in early July and, along with nearly 50 participating vendors and University departments, shared information about the many benefits available to employees.
Financial well-being and retirement readiness took center stage at the latest Human Resource Executive Seminar, featuring Associate Vice Chair and Associate Vice President of Human Resources Gaston Reinoso and Bauer College of Business Professor Dale Rude as keynote speakers.
From customized ramen bowls to expanded meal exchange access and the return of to-go meals, University of Houston Dining Services is rolling out several upgrades this fall designed to make dining on campus more convenient, flexible and responsive to student needs. Many of the changes were shaped by feedback from the Food Service Advisory Committee, which includes student, faculty, and staff representatives.
Whether it's a question about financial aid at 2 a.m. or help finding campus resources after business hours, more University of Houston students are turning to Shasta, the University's AI-powered chatbot, for answers.
As students prepare for the start of the fall semester, the University of Houston's Cougar Textbook Access Program (CTAP) continues to make course materials more affordable, having saved students and families nearly $77.8 million since launching in spring 2022.
The University of Houston’s Administration and Finance division joined other campus departments this summer to welcome new and transfer students through orientation sessions and resource fairs.
Close to 1,050 University of Houston faculty and staff members gathered at the Recreation Center with one goal in mind: learning more about their benefits. Human Resources hosted its annual Wellness & Benefits Fair in early July and, along with nearly 50 participating vendors and University departments, shared information about the many benefits available to employees.