Cooglife

Cooglife is the first lifestyle and entertainment magazine at the University of Houston, created by students. It is published monthly, featuring various themes that change throughout the academic year.

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Mayan Culture Vibrant in Houston

2 months ago | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

From their relationship with nature and architecture to their entertainment through music, dance and folklore, Mayan culture is vibrant. This vibrancy continues to prevail among the many Central American communities in Houston. Ancient Mayans are a Mesoamerican civilization who occupied a including parts of southeastern Mexico and much of Central America—areas in which the Modern Mayans can still be found today.
Back to the Future–and Campus - Cooglife

Jan 23, 2025 | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

As we head back to campus to restart the new semester, various, mixed feelings loom over us–regrets from the past semester and desires to just get to the end of this one. Can’t help but wonder, though, what if we could go back to the past or to the future and change the trajectory of our college lives?
A Wintry Mix: 2025 Houston Snow Day, But Inside.

Jan 21, 2025 | cooglife.com | Atirikta Kumar

It is a historic snow day in Houston. Snow in Texas, while beautiful, also means the city shuts down. Staying off the roads and indoors can be fun for a little while. However, it eventually gets boring. To fully enjoy the warmth inside–between snowball fights and building snow people, of course. Here is a a list of snow day recommendation including books, TV shows and albums to indulge in.
"A Christmas Carol": A Message Before Christmas

Dec 24, 2024 | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

“A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens is a short novella first on December 19, 1843. The first edition sold out by Christmas Eve. Dickens wrote “A Christmas Carol” during the Victorian era where social injustices were shown through the horrors of the poor and working class. These novels such as Oliver Twist acted as mirrors and realities of Victorian life and the gap between rich and poor. Specifically in “A Christmas Carol,” Scrooge is obsessed with accumulating wealth.
Alien: Romulus Still Has Us In Awe

Dec 11, 2024 | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

Alien: Romulus. We never got the chance to talk about it, but we need to talk about it. As the franchise continued various productions, the original Alien stayed a masterpiece. Though, Prometheus and Alien: Covenant came closest. Both consisting of striking visuals, filmmaking intelligence and appreciation for philosophical topics such as the mysteries of life and death. Alien: Romulus focuses on Cailee Spaeny’s character, Rain.
The Ideal Book For You To Read Over The Winter Break

Dec 9, 2024 | cooglife.com | Cindy Rivas Alfaro

You’ll have quite some time on your hands over the break. Wondering how you should spend it? Nothing is better than sitting down on the couch, or even outside on the grass, with a book in your hand. Take this quiz to narrow down your book selection for the upcoming break! A. Apple ciderB. Pumpkin spice latteC. Hot chocolateD. WineE. EggnogA. A plane ticket B. New furnitureC. Friends, booze and bad ideasD. Everlasting loveE. Comedy show ticketsA. Here for a good time, not a long timeB.
Ditch The Generic Holiday Photos 2024

Dec 5, 2024 | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

Nestled in the bustling city of Houston are three unique gardens providing serene escapes and stunning photo opportunities. Each location offers a unique blend of natural beauty, thoughtful design and cultural significance, perfect for not-so-average holiday snapshots. Take a different approach this holiday season by visiting Houston’s Japanese Garden, Waterwall Park or Mercer Botanic Gardens for a refreshing change from the city’s generic holiday photo spots.
Understanding The Classicism Art Movement

Dec 2, 2024 | cooglife.com | Melissa Unlu

refers to art, architecture and literature produced during ancient Greece and Rome. The term classic, or classical, first appeared in the 17th century. Classicism also refers to an architectural style composed of proportion, symmetry and repetition. came later as a renewed interest in the classicism movement actively drawing inspiration from these classical styles and revived classical forms and aesthetics during the 18th century in Europe.
A Day In The Life

Nov 19, 2024 | cooglife.com | Atirikta Kumar

Today I am going to the library with my friend. I packed my coffee, sleeping bag and books. I am so tired of studying at my desk. I am certain I might see the end of the world, before I see the end of this textbook, They are kind of dangerous. We are going to study, memorize and cry. I have heard the M.D Anderson library is great for studying and crying. Then we will work through the coursework for day, week and semester. If I see at last there is an end to the studying.
Why Everyone Hates Scorpios, and Rightfully so!

Nov 10, 2024 | cooglife.com | Cindy Rivas Alfaro

Disclaimer: I have nothing against Scorpios. One of my closest friends is a Scorpio. In fact, we have been friends for almost a decade. We can’t deny, however, the way everyone’s noses scrunch once someone reveals themselves as a Scorpio. Scorpios are known to be passionate and stubborn. The latter usually shines through in several situations. Their strong personalities makes it easy to be drawn to them. Plus, there is no denying they are loyal to those closest to them.