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12/05/2023

UHD and Dateline alumna Taylor Enochs recently published her for poetry memoir titled “i shouldn’t say this but…” check out the article on page 8 of print issue 3 and on our Wordpress site! Links in our bio

12/01/2023

Print issue 2 is now available online! It is also still available on stands around campus! Pick up a copy at all UHD main buildings! Model: Sheila Ortega

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Today, we're reminded of the importance of gratitude, family, and togetherness. As we gather around tables filled with delicious food, let's take a moment to appreciate the blessings in our lives and the warmth of cherished company. From our newspaper family to yours, may your day be filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of turkey!

11/21/2023

UHD alumna and newly published author Taylor Enochs pours her heart out in her debut poetry memoir “i shouldn’t say this, but….”
e.enochs , is a proud UHD alumna, who graduated in May 2022 as a 20-year-old with a bachelor’s degree in English with a creative writing concentration. A year later, the 21-year-old is humbled to call herself a self-published author.

Her poetry memoir of three years in the making became available for purchase on Amazon as a hard cover, paperback and e-book in July.

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11/20/2023

Alpha Phi Sigma, UHD’s Criminal Justice Honor Society, is running a donation drive for the Houston Area Women’s Center until Nov. 30 for National Domestic Violence Awareness month. They're gathering self-care items, hygiene products, and more to aid survivors. The initiative aims not only to support survivors but also to raise cultural awareness about domestic violence. The Houston Area Women’s Center provides shelters, hotlines, counseling, and education programs. They've received backing from the UHD community and continue collecting donations until Nov. 30 at the College of Public Service building. The drive seeks to address the widespread issue of domestic violence, highlighted during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to recognize victims and raise awareness about its impact.

11/17/2023

Gators! Our sixth, and final, digital issue of the semester has hit the virtual newsstand on our website. Get it at the tip of your fingers! Tap the link in our story and bio to read our full Digital Issue 6 of Volume 71.

11/16/2023

The Dateline would like to wish a Happy Belated Birthday to Dr. DeJesus! Dr. DeJesus is a Spanish language professor and the Interim Director of the Center for Latino Studies. We spotlighted his work on campus in Digital Issue 5!

11/15/2023

Juicy J's new memoir, "Chronicles of the Juice Man," details his composing process and how he got his start in the music business. He delves into the history of his group, Three 6 Mafia, and their rise to fame, and eventual fall. He talks about his musical inspirations and the night he won his first Oscar. He even discusses how the fast-paced lifestyle in Los Angeles eventually took its toll on him, his co***ne usage and says that it was one of the main reasons why Three 6 Mafia broke up.
Today, Juicy J spends most of his time with his family. He is still touring and making music, but his life has slowed down considerably. He says that he is thankful for everything he has and that he never wants to stop making music or giving up on his family.
"Chronicles of the Juice Man" is now available in stores and online.

11/14/2023

Do you have a graduation experience you’d like to talk about? Join us tomorrow at 1 pm to talk about all your experiences surrounding the Dec. 16 graduation ceremony.

11/11/2023

Since UHD announced that the 75th commencement ceremony for summer and fall 2023 graduates would take place at Berry Center in Cypress, Texas, UHD graduating students have faced some difficult choices. From having to choose among family given the seven-ticket limit to making transportation accomodations to Berry Center, a venue that is a 40-minute drive northwest from the UHD downtown campus, without access to public transportation, the graduating seniors have faced some tough dilemmas, and The Dateline editors want to learn more about the students' experiences leading up to the Dec. 16 commencement ceremomy. The Dateline invites graduating seniors to share their experience in an open talk moderated by graduating senior Katie Cortes, The Dateline head editors Edward Saenz and Indira Zaldivar on Instagram Live on Wednesday, November 15 starting at 1 p.m.

11/10/2023

A new Toastmasters Club, inspired by billionaire Dan Pena, has been established at UHD. Founded by Christopher Garcia, the club aims to provide a supportive environment for individuals looking to enhance their public speaking skills. Garcia, acknowledging his own fear of public speaking, emphasizes the club's focus on personal growth and improvement. The Toastmasters Club encourages members to confront their fears, particularly the fear of rejection, and believes that with consistent practice and determination, remarkable results can be achieved. The organization is portrayed as a platform for empowering members to overcome their apprehensions and transform their lives through confident speeches.

11/09/2023

Craig Ferguson, on his "The Fancy Rascal Tour," recently performed at the Houston Improv. The Scottish-born actor and comedian, known for his late-night career, entertained the audience with a well-paced and generous 90-minute stand-up set. He humorously touched on various topics, including his friendship with Gerard Butler, childhood memories, and his history of alcoholism, emphasizing his sobriety since the mid-90s. Ferguson also shared his experience with COVID-19 and reflected on his post-talk show career, which includes successful game show hosting.