The Arts & Crafts movement was an artistic movement simply intended to push handicraft in the decorative arts, in an increasingly industrialized society. It took place in the final half of the 19th ...

HCC Theater delights us every semester with their variety of different plays, from classical dramas like “Caucasian Chalk Circle”, performed in 2023, or modern comedies like “This B!tch” in 2025. The ...

On February 2nd, 2025, Chappell Roan received her first Grammy for the Best New Artist category. Since the beginning of her career in 2014, the young singer-songwriter has been advocating for her ...

The loop of a DVD menu, the rattle of a burned CD, a shoebox heavy with photos—these small rituals remind us of a time when ...

As the summer time drifts away and the 2026 to 2027 school year approaches, preparing student leaders for an impactful year ...

Censorship is not a new phenomenon by any means, however in recent years the battle over the propriety of library books has ...

I once had a dream. A dream where people gathered under the banner of a single word and a strong feeling. A strong feeling that could rebuild a broken world. Haven’t you heard? That word is Love. And ...

A new community journalism program for Houston City College students plans to launch in Fall 2026, and it is looking for ...

For the 13th time ever since its introduction to the calendar, the Circuit of the Americas in Austin welcomes Formula 1, the second race in the USA for this season and second to last to the Vegas ...

Ying Yi, a Professor of Physics at Lone Star College and former model has realized her lifelong aspiration of launching her own fashion business. Her company, MY Knitever, is taking the extra step to ...

Stress is a constant aspect of daily college life, as students balance coursework, jobs and personal responsibilities, yet many still view the pressures students face as a stigma. Houston City College ...

In the age of streaming empires, lightning-fast Wi-Fi, and instant everything, digital convenience reigns supreme. Like The Matrix, we’ve been plugged in—fed endless content and guided by algorithms ...