Diversity requires nationwide effort

UH continues to build on its recognition as a melting pot of ethnic diversity, both in minority enrollment and faculty. While the number of minority
enrollments and graduation numbers increase, it is not because the University intentionally recruits minority students.
 

Houstonians urged to beware profiling

In the immediate aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, many civil rights activists voiced concerns that the federal government's emphasis on
homeland security might make Muslim Americans or those of Middle Eastern or South Asian descent vulnerable to violations of their
constitutional rights.
 

Bio-grad discovers gas leak

It only took six Houston Fire Department fire trucks, two UH Police Department cruisers, two HFD vehicles, one ambulance and a building
evacuation to determine a funny smell in the UH Science Center was an open gas valve on the fourth floor.
 

Seven students will intern in Washington, D.C.

Six UH students and one Texas Southern University student were given the opportunity to intern in Washington D.C. as part of the 2002 Mickey
Leland Congressional Internship Program.