For one exhilarating month, the World Cup seemed to be everywhere at Rice.
The Netherlands’ famed fanwalk brought one of soccer’s most exuberant traditions to Rice’s doorstep.
Rice engineering students won international honors for TacTile, a game-based stroke rehab system.
Jae-Hee Jung on how political parties use moral rhetoric and Tomás Q. Morin’s cat-narrated debut novel
Houston’s World Cup spotlight became a catalyst for greener public spaces and smarter planning.
The Baker Institute’s new Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center aims to strengthen energy infrastructure and geopolitical collaboration.
From thrillers to gardening guides, five new tomes by Rice alumni.
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.




