Rice Magazine

Houston’s World Cup spotlight became a catalyst for greener public spaces and smarter planning.

Jae-Hee Jung on how political parties use moral rhetoric and Tomás Q. Morin’s cat-narrated debut novel

How Elisa Maciá Donovan created an eco-friendly cemetery that supports conservation of the coastal prairie.

The Baker Institute’s new Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center aims to strengthen energy infrastructure and geopolitical collaboration.

Rice Professor Emeritus John Boles explores Jefferson’s role as a father and grandfather to reveal a more personal side of the third president.

Rice students and alumni didn’t just watch the World Cup unfold — they helped make it happen.

Rice’s DUNE-TECH program introduces undergraduates to the science behind one of the nation’s most ambitious physics experiments.

Rice bioscientist Lauren Hennelly’s research points to southern Asia as a global hotspot for gray wolf diversity — and a conservation priority.