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The University of Houston swimming and diving team secured the overall win at the Phill Hansel Invite, capping the weekend with several standout performances.
The Houston Cougars are gearing up for a high‑stakes recruiting weekend as TCU comes to town, drawing top prospects to campus.
Rice University is rolling out free beer, T‑shirts, and ice cream to raise attendance for its upcoming matchup. Here’s why Houston fans — especially UH supporters — should pay attention.
The 2025 Philadelphia Marathon is set with new route details and key logistics. Here’s what University of Houston runners and fans should know.
The University of Houston swimming and diving program delivered a commanding performance at the 2023 Phill Hansel Invitational in Houston, demonstrating depth and momentum heading into the winter season.
A high-profile Ohio playoff matchup between Hoban and Walsh Jesuit could influence recruiting conversations for the University of Houston.
The Houston Cougars used their timely bye week to rest and reset as they continue their strongest start under head coach Willie Fritz.
Hightower standout Okeke is drawing major attention across Houston and could shape the future of women’s basketball in the region, including potential ties to the University of Houston.
Four-star guard Ikenna Alozie has committed to the University of Houston, giving the Cougars a high-flying addition to a growing 2025 class.
An NCAA investigation found that a former Temple men’s basketball player placed bets against his own team, raising new concerns about integrity risks nationwide — including for the University of Houston.