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Celebrates Drive and Determination in New National Commercial

ā€œCan’t Stop Houston, Can’t Stop Usā€ Premieres Aug. 28

By Bryan Luhn

 medical student

As a new school year begins, the 91Ęƽā°ę is debuting a national commercial that showcases the drive and determination fueling the institution’s rise. , part of the ā€œCan’t Stop Houston, Can’t Stop Usā€ campaign, premieres Thursday, Aug. 28, on ESPN+ during the Cougars’ home opener against Stephen F. Austin State University.

The commercial highlights a university on the rise — where researchers advance transformative medical breakthroughs, vaccine and energy innovations; Pulitzer Prize-winning faculty shape culture and ideas on a global scale; student-athletes compete at the highest levels and set new standards for excellence; and the city’s new medical school, the first in Houston in more than 50 years, signals a bold and lasting future for health care.

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Professor Colin Haile and students research vaccines at the Drug Discovery Institute
 basketball coach Kelvin Sampson
basketball coach Kelvin Sampson celebrates an Elite Eight win

ā€œ is shaping the future, and the ā€˜Can’t Stop Houston’ commercial captures that momentum,ā€ said Lisa K. Holdeman, vice president for marketing and communications. ā€œWe’re proud to share our story and showcase the extraordinary impact of this University.ā€

Set against powerful imagery of students, faculty and alumni in action, the spot reflects the unmistakable momentum of a Tier One public research university. It tells the story of ambition and progress, celebrates recent achievements and invites a national audience to see what makes unstoppable.

The commercial will air during each televised football game as well as regional and national broadcasts featuring athletics throughout the 2025-26 season.

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