Art Gottschalk:
Last month, Shepherd School professor Art Gottschalk was interviewed by Wind Band Press, the news website for Japanese fans of the wind band, brass band and involved instruments.  You can read the interview here (English is below Japanese).

Rice Researchers:

Rebecca Richards-Kortum:
$18M ARPA-H award supports Rice-led cancer research (Rice News)

Fulbright Foreign Student Program:
Rice top destination for Mexican Fulbright students (Rice News)

Haotian Wang:
Rice-built reach yields green ammonia and purified water (Rice News)

Moody Center:
The Star-Studded Highlights of Seventh Anniversary Dinner (PaperCity Magazine)

James Tour:
New $12M research project aims to 'provide practical solutions to critical environmental challenges' (Rice News)

Laura Schaefer:

ISU Space Studies Program:
Global space professionals celebrate successful conclusion of ISU Space Studies Program at Rice (Rice News)

Best in Class:
Rice scores an A from Forbes for financial health (Rice News)

David Leebron:
Guest View: Shaping opportunities for all Texans (Odessa American)

Baker Institute:
Baker Institute unveils Argentina Energy Sector Initiative (Rice News) 

Kinder Institute:

Rice Nexus:
First look at the Rice Nexus (Rice News)

Rice in Madrid:
'Every day offers a teaching moment' (Rice News)

Houston Explained:
Why is NASA in Houston? (Houston Chronicle)

Best in Class:
Rice MBA programs land in the top 5 of Princeton Review's Best Business School rankings (Rice News)

Moody Civic Immersion Program:

Fulbright Scholars:
Six Rice graduates awarded Fulbright prestigious scholarships (Rice News)

Rice Architecture:
Rice Architecture launches Global Workshops program (Rice News)

Lane Martin:
Rice, DOE labs tackle knowledge gap in materials science research (Rice News) 

William Carlise:
On April 10, Bill Carlise passed away at the age of eighty.  He graduated from Rice in 1965 and from SMU Law where he served with distinction as editor of the Law Journal.  He practiced law, first in Dallas and then in Austin.  With his late wife Cheryl, they had two sons.  Also, they enjoyed to travel.  Click here for the Austin American-Statesman obituary.