1987–1991 George W. Magner (interim), 1991–1992 Max Castillo, 1992–2009 William V. Flores, 2009–2016 Michael A. Olivas (interim), 2016–2017 Juan Sánchez Muñoz, 2017–2020 Antonio D. Tillis (interim), 2020–March 2021 Loren J. Blanchard, March 2021 – present Academics The University of Houston–Downtown is primarily an undergraduate institution. It offers 46 undergraduate and 10 graduate degree programs in the four following academic colleges: Marilyn Davies College of Business College of Humanities & Social Sciences College of Public Service College of Sciences & Technology Admissions The University of Houston–Downtown was the final state university in Texas that had not yet abolished open admissions. The University of Houston System Board of Regents unanimously approved new admissions standards in February 2012, with closed admissions for UHD in the Fall of 2013. Campus The UHD campus consists of eight buildings at the north end of Downtown Houston and the south end of Northside, next to the crossing of Interstate 10 and Main Street. The university is located near the site where Houston was founded, Allen's Landing. Two of the university's buildings—One Main Building (formerly the Merchants and Manufacturers Building) and the Willow Street Pump Station—are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. UHD also offers classes online at three campuses: UHD-Northwest, Lone Star College Kingwood, and Lone Star College CyFair. UHD's student current ethnic demographics are: 53% Hispanic, 20% Black, 13% White, 8% Asian, 2% International (regardless of race and/or ethnic origins), and 3% multi-racial. 63% of the student body identified as female, 37% identified as male. In 2020, UHD opened the College of Sciences of Technology Building. The new Wellness & Success Center will opens its doors in January 2023. The university is home to the Harry W. O'Kane Gallery (commonly known as the O'Kane Gallery, which was established in 1970by gifts from Harry W. O'Kane, Mary W. Bingman, and the Humphreys Foundation. The O’Kane Gallery presents five to six exhibitions that meet the diverse interests of UHD students, faculty, staff, alumni, and campus visitors. Exhibitions in all media provide educational support to various university courses and to nearby schools. The Gallery also functions as a site for university forums, meetings and receptions. Exhibitions are free and open to the public. Although UHD does not have an intercollegiate varsity athletics program, it does offer its students a number of club sports and intramural sports in addition to numerous fitness programs. UHD's club sports teams are