Rice in Country:
Program transforms student lives (Rice News)

Henry Winkleman (1941-2024):
Healthcare Architect, Who Shaped Modern Hospitals, Dies at 83 (HOK)

Rice Engineers:
Engineers develop breathrough breakthrough method for aluminum surfaces (Rice News)

RBL LLC:
Venture studio accelerates biotech innovation to transform patient care (Rice News)

Martin Luther King Jr Day:
Rice to celebrate MLK Day and his legacy (Rice News)

The Chao Center:
Asian Studies: Bridging cultures, creating connections (Rice News)

2025 Rice Business Plan Competition:
Rice Business named presenting sponsor (Rice News)

Rice Real Estate:
Rice Real Estate to support affordable housing project in Third Ward (Rice News)

The Brain House in Davos:
Rice leading brain summit in Switzerland (Rice News)

Caitlin Lindsay:
Caitlin Lindsay Honored by Rice Board of Trustees (Rice News)

Medical Humanities:

Robert Howell:
Rice philosphy professor explains relationship between philosophy, technology (Rice News)

Rice Researchers:
Polygamy is (not) for the birds (Rice News)

The Rice Thresher:

Houston Laffont Competition (Thanks, Michelle Smith '79!):
On Saturday, three of the five Houston District Winners have Rice ties (they have or are working toward their MM from the Shepherd School): Megan Brillesllyper, Luke Sutliff and Anna Thompson.  The Houston District Winners advance to the Laffont Gulf Coast Region in New Orleans on February 2.

Kinder Institute:

Leon Heinze Jr (1923 - 2025):

Betty Ligon (1929-2024):
On December 9, Betty Ligon passed away.  A native Texan, she attended Rice (class of 1951) where she met her future husband Richard Ligon ’48.  They were married seventy years when he passed away in 2018.  Together, they raised three children.  Also, her favorite hobby was playing bridge and she was very active in the community and at the church.  Click here for the Chronicle obituary.

Rice At Large:
Winter issue now available online (Rice News)

Abby Endler '14:
Abby Endler Introduces Us to the Criminal Types She Hangs With (Houstonia)

Hannes Hofer:
After forty-three years of dedicated service, Facilities Project Manager Hannes Hofer is retiring from Rice.  Watch a tribute to him.

Camille Neal-Harris '25: