The Cullen College recognized the graduation of hundreds of students with a commencement ceremony in December at the Fertitta Center. Commencement is an opportunity for the entire university community to celebrate the success of these students, along with their family and friends.

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Scores were low and spirits were high, as Cullen College alumni and friends enjoyed a beautiful day at BlackHorse Golf Club in Cypress for the annual UH Engineering Golf Tournament. The UH Alumni Association team of Mike Pede, Russell Dunlavy, Brian Dunlavy and Bill Stephenson took home the prestigious Dean’s Cup.

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Staff and friends joined Renu Khator at her residence, the Wortham Home, for a reception during the last week of October 2024.

Khator, the Houston System Chancellor and the President of the flagship University of Houston campus, holds the event yearly as a way to strengthen the connection with the College and its supporters.

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Each year, the Engineering Alumni Association hosts an Annual Meeting and Networking Social for its members, the college and current students. It’s a great way for attendees to network and to get an update on college initiatives and learn more about upcoming EAA activities and events. This year’s meeting was held at Bad Astronaut Brewing Company and attended by Dean Pradeep Sharma.

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Hundreds of cougars turned out for the fall networking social, held in the Pit area of Engineering Building I on the University of Houston campus. Students got the opportunity to meet with employers from government entities and Fortune 500 companies in the Houston metro area.

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The first Cullen Gala was a roaring success, as a glamorous contingent representing the greater Houston Region and proud alumni highlighted what Coogs can achieve with a strong educational foundation.

Held at the Hilton Americas Hotel, the gala celebrated the recent merger of Cullen College of Engineering and Technology Division, its leadership, faculty and student body, and the impact this dynamic group of problem solvers has on our diverse economic region.

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The University of Houston was closed for two days in January, thanks to Winter Storm Enzo, which left several inches of snow scattered across campus.