For 250 years, generations of Americans have answered the call to serve. Today, we honor their courage, commitment and sacrifice.
The Cyvia and Melvyn Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship made history as the first program to earn the No. 1 undergraduate entrepreneurship ranking from The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine for EIGHT consecutive years.
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Get your photos in! uh.edu/grad-photos/
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@uhcougarfb has a message for students — come out for Homecoming at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday! Ticket claims are open now!
PACK FERTITTA!
🚨 Hey @UHouston students 🚨
Still time to claim your tickets for Monday's season opener vs La Salle in Fertitta Center
🎟 – bit.ly/CoogStudentTix
Be there, Be loud & Go Coogs!
#ForTheCity x #GoCoogs
Coogs showed OUT! ❤️
Thank you for bringing the energy and showing up for our team! Let’s do it again on Saturday, Nov. 7! 🐾
Did you know that the first athletic program at UH was Ice Hockey? Check out the 2026 schedule! uhicehockey.org/schedule/upc…

ALT Seven men in UH hockey uniforms pose on an indoor ice rink with sticks, with text reading “Did you know? The first collegiate athletics program at UH was an ice hockey team!"

ALT Early University of Houston ice hockey team poses on the rink with two text boxes. The top one reads "Started in 1934 by a faculty member, the ice hockey team soon captured national attention by going undefeated in its first year" while the bottom reads "The 1934 yearbook described the players as a "fighting bunch of puck-pushers" who played entire games without a break! "
At the 2026 State of the University address, President Renu Khator kicked off UH’s Centennial celebration by tracing its progress from 460 students in 1927 to nearly 49,000 today—noting record research activity, academic expansion and ongoing infrastructure development.
Legend has it that in 1926, a group of determined high school seniors met with the Houston Independent School District’s superintendent and requested higher education opportunities for working Houstonians like themselves. #UH100
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