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    What’s next starts now

    UTHealth Houston’s future is coming into focus through a strategic planning process that will advance innovation, access, and health.

    Explore Future in Focus

  • President Kibbe standing outside of Sarofim building President Kibbe standing outside of Sarofim building

    Presidential Investiture

    Celebrate the formal installation of Melina R. Kibbe, MD, as the seventh president of UTHealth Houston on September 17, 2026

    Learn more

  • Portrait photo of Kevin A. Morano, PhD Portrait photo of Kevin A. Morano, PhD

    A new academic chapter begins

    Distinguished leader Kevin A. Morano, PhD, has been appointed provost and chief academic officer at UTHealth Houston.

    Meet the provost

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    Building public health's future

    UTHealth Houston School of Public Health opens a new home built for learning, research, and connection.

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A lifesaving legacy: Honor’s HEROES expands recovery support across Texas

After the loss of their daughter, Honor, Barry and Sherry Wallace made a deeply personal commitment to strengthen overdose response and recovery outreach for individuals and families facing addiction. In recognition of their generosity, the Houston Emergency Opioid Engagement System (HEROES) has been renamed Honor Nicole Wallace’s HEROES, expanding peer recovery support, real-time intervention, and connection to care across Texas.

Read how Honor’s HEROES is creating second chances

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UTHealth Houston celebrates the next generation of health leaders

More than 1,000 graduates from across our six schools are stepping forward to shape the future of health care, research, science, and service. During the 2026 commencement ceremonies at NRG Arena, students, families, faculty, and friends came together to honor years of dedication, perseverance, and achievement. As these graduates join a community of more than 57,000 alumni, they move forward prepared to advance discovery, improve lives, and create a healthier future for Texas and beyond.

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UTHealth Houston at a Glance

5047

Total students

34

Total # of degree and certificate programs

$430M+

Total research expenditures

2000+

Providers in 80+ subspecialties

57000+

Total alumni

UTHealth Houston clinical practices

Expert care. Leading physicians. Convenient locations. UTHealth Houston clinical practices serve patients across Greater Houston with advanced, compassionate care.

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