Rice’s oldest lecture hall blends historic charm with modern functionality.
The Netherlands’ famed fanwalk brought one of soccer’s most exuberant traditions to Rice’s doorstep.
From the moon to the World Cup, this issue shows a Rice community that doesn’t simply watch big moments unfold but helps shape them.
Rice’s DUNE-TECH program introduces undergraduates to the science behind one of the nation’s most ambitious physics experiments.
For the first time, 12 residential colleges were represented on the O-Week welcoming committee.
As the founder of Butterfly Books, Lucia Noto has donated thousands of books and built a youth-led nonprofit rooted in literacy, service and hope.
Rice bioscientist Lauren Hennelly’s research points to southern Asia as a global hotspot for gray wolf diversity — and a conservation priority.
At Rice, students aren’t just learning about environmental challenges in the classroom; they’re helping solve them — one banana peel at a time.




