When it’s Friday afternoon, it usually means “weekend, yay!”. However, the student members of the NSLS Southeast Chapter at HCC Eastside campus holds their meetings every Friday afternoon, and they ...

The smell of pine drifts through the house, curling out from the Christmas tree glowing in the living room like a small hearth. You’re hunched over the family computer, hands warm around a mug of hot ...

Social media has widely overtaken television as a source of news in the US for the first time, according to a comprehensive analysis of media consumption confirming the rapid rise of “news influencers ...

Loneliness is becoming one of those things people whisper about, even though so many of us feel it. You would think spending hours online, watching everyone’s lives unfold in real time, would make us ...

During the cold winter days, we naturally yearn for comfort and coziness. We get together with our loved ones, we find our souls looking for meaning and community, and we, almost instinctively, turn ...

As excitement for the upcoming final season of Stranger Things reaches a peak, I find myself asking the internet a humbling question: “Who is Vecna again?” Once upon a time, we had a rhythm. A new ...

Every city has rumors, but Houston has something different: whispers that sound like truth. Lately, the bayous have been talking. People joke about it online and then go quiet because humor feels ...

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 ...

Over the past couple of months leading up to the 2025 NBA Finals, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has addressed the idea of expanding NBA teams, noting that expansion is being discussed. However, no ...

Chocolate, often called the “food of the gods,” was essentially the Coca-Cola of the 16th century: coveted, intoxicating, and a shimmering symbol of status and power. The cacao tree itself is a ...

If you tried logging into Canvas Monday morning and were greeted with little robots tinkering on a broken spaceship, you weren’t alone. HCC’s systems don’t seem to be the culprit—but rather Amazon Web ...