Rice Alumni:
Changes to Rice Alumni Board Announced (Rice News)
Harlan Coben:
Tomorrow at 3 pm, Murder by the Book will host Harlan Coben for a book signing. His latest release is Think Twice, his 36th book and next in the Myron Bolitar series. Read more.
Rev William Lawson (1937-2024):
'A beacon in the civil rights movement' (Rice News)
Rice Engineering:
Please save the date of September 12 for the Rice Engineering 2024 Alumni Awards Celebration.
Stuart Long '67:
Inquiring Minds (UH Magazine)
Roberta Fischer-Hair (1956-2024):
National Academy of Sciences:
Harvey, Hamesh named to NAS (Rice News)
OEDK Engineering Design Showcase:
Heartbeat HERoes wins 2024 Showcase (Rice News)
George R Brown Teaching Grants:
Undergraduate teaching grants boost creativity in the classroom (Rice News)
Wes Anderson:
Tracey Eimer '24:
Rice cell biology student named Watson Fellow (Rice News)
Rice Business:
Rice breaks ground on new business school building, unveils design (Rice News)
Yousif Shamoo:
Rice bioscientist elected AAAS fellow (Rice News)
Kathryn Dunlevie '74:
The Voice of Brubeck:
On June 1, the Houston Chamber Choir will present Brubeck! A Celebration, the inaugural performance of “The Voice of Brubeck” project at Stude Concert Hall. The projected is spearheaded by Shepherd School professor Art Gottschalk. Read more.
2024 Laureates Award Dinner:
Celebrating excellence (RIce News)
Goldwater Scholarship:
Rice undergraduates win coveted Goldwater Scholarship (Rice News)
Barbara Murray, MD (1947-2024)
End of Semester Awards:
Faculty, students honored for top-notch teaching (Rice News)
Anne Santos wins Elizabeth Gillis Award (Rice News)
Paul Pavlou '98:
Paul Pavlou, who earned a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from Rice, has been named the new dean of the University of Miami Herbert Business School. Previously, he was dean of the UH CT Bauer College of Business. Read more.
Kyriacos Zygourakis:
Rice Board of Trustees:
Selman joins Board, Kraft re-elected (Rice News)
Rice History Corner:
Click here for Melissa Kean's latest blog entry entitled "First Carving, Sallyport, 1911".