February 20, 2022
Sustainable Futures Fund:
Environmental champions win Rice grants (Rice News)
Sustainable Futures Fund:
Environmental champions win Rice grants (Rice News)
Rice Engineering Alumni:
Applications for the REA Board of Directors are now open here. REA board members serve three-year terms directing Rice’s oldest and largest alumni interest group. Graduates of any department of Rice’s School of Engineering (regardless of class year, location, or current profession) are eligible to apply. The deadline is March 1, 2022.
Gang Bao:
Jaswmine Manansala '23:
Rice students gather to cheer for classmate on 'Jeopardy'! (YouTube)
Walter Baker, Jr (1933-2022):
Candace Bushnell (Class of 1980):
Candace Bushnell Is Back In The City (New Yorker)
Baker Institute:
The 'Texas Freeze' one year later (Rice News)
Kate Shepherd:
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
Germaine Franco made 'Encanto' groove (NPR)
Lars Eighner:
Lars Eighner, Who Wrote Eloquently of Being Homeless, Dies at 73 (New York Times)
The Rice Thresher:
Doerr Institute:
Kolditz, director of Doerr Institute, announces departure (Rice News)
Annise Parker '78:
On January 1, Annise Parker’s daughter Marquitta married Elisabeth Pabst. Read more.
Rice Physicists:
Physicists find evidence of new quantum phase (Rice News)
James Tour:
Rare earth elements await in waste (Rice News)
Helen Demaris (Hudspeth) Flores (1949-2022):
Carbon Neutral:
Rice announces plans to be carbon neutral by 2030 (Rice News)
Lauren Snouffer '09:
Texan singer delivers a Valentine - with a twist (Houston Chronicle)
What's in Woodson:
Richard Baraniuk:
Richard Baraniuk named to National Academy of Engineering (Rice News)
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
Shepherd School alumna picks up first Oscar nomination (Rice News)
Theatre 314:
Bill Broyles '66:
Texas Monthly's First Editor Looks Back (Texas Monthly)
Maria Nicanor (Thanks, Mike Ross!):
Jasmine Manansala '23:
Last night, Jasmine Manansala ‘23 lost her quarterfinal round of Jeopardy! National College Championship.
Tim Harrison '20:
Young alum shares power of poetry to promote critical dialog (Rice News)