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.
This is what global impact looks like at Rice: a commitment to thoughtful growth, bold discovery, meaningful partnerships, and preparing students to lead.
From Rice to Broadway, actor and playwright Chadd Alexander has built a career around the power of belonging.
Four Shepherd School faculty members join CAYO’s inaugural Mexico exchange, connecting young musicians through performance and education.
Jae-Hee Jung on how political parties use moral rhetoric and Tomás Q. Morin’s cat-narrated debut novel
Rice bioscientist Lauren Hennelly’s research points to southern Asia as a global hotspot for gray wolf diversity — and a conservation priority.
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.




