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Sept. 17, 2020, Herzstein Hall
 Left: Esther Fernández teaches Spanish Right: Junior Ziyana Samanani attends class Photos by Tommy LaVergne

Oct. 27, 2020, Bioscience Research Collaborative
 Neuroengineering research in progress, …
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Photography by Jacar Baldwin ’22, Jeff Fitlow, Genyi Huang ’22, Tommy LaVergne, Yi Luo ’22, Brandon Martin, Alfonso Peláez ’22, Laura Semro ’23, Channing Wang ’22 and Vince …
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23,455 freshmen applicants

11% admit rate

1,047 new students

993 first-time freshmen

54 transfer students

932 U.S. students

TOP STATES Texas (418) …
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Kudos

78% of readers say that Rice Magazine helps them stay connected to Rice University.

“I’m an alumna and I just wanted to say that the July issue is my favorite ever. …
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These young alumni have a zillion different dreams, but one thing in common — being a Rice grad is never far from their hearts and minds. Ranging in class years …
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt our lives and cause hardship and suffering in our communities, we want to call attention to the generosity of spirit that this crisis …
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When Rosey Edeh ’90 studied art and art history at Rice, she could often be found behind a camera, one of her photographic subjects being the campus’s historic architecture. 

But …
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We use an email survey and Google Analytics to gauge what our readers are paying attention to. Here are some reader favorites and comments about the Winter 2020 issue. As …
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All the Houses Were Painted White Historic Homes of the Texas Golden Crescent Rick Gardner ’65 Texas A&M University Press, 2019

Near the turn of the 20th century, before the advent …
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Julia Casbarian ’20 photographed Rice campus landmarks and layered them with historical images of the same locations. The resulting images show “how Rice has both changed and remained the same …
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