March 21, 2022
Young Texas Artists Music Competition:
Rice Violinist Wins Grand Prize (YTAMC)
March Madness at the Glasscock School:
Young Texas Artists Music Competition:
Rice Violinist Wins Grand Prize (YTAMC)
March Madness at the Glasscock School:
Sylvia Dee:
Ancient El Nino behavior reveals limits to future climate projections (Rice News)
Kinder Institute:
New dashboard outlines post-disaster resources (Rice News)
Moshe Vardi:
Click here for a IEEE Computer Society podcast with Moshe Vardi.
Rice Engineers:
Models for molecules show unexpected physics (Rice News)
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
How Encanto Breaks the Mold of Traditional Disney Magic (Vanity Fair)
Richard Linklater:
On Sunday, Apollo 10 ½, the new film by Richard Linklater, the uncle of former Rice pitcher Jackson Parthasarathy ’19, debuted at SXSW in Austin. The film will be available to watch on Netflix beginning April 1. Click here for a recent Hollywood Reporter story entitled “Richard Linklater on Return to Animation: “I Felt Like I Was Making a Marvel Movie”.
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
Oscar-Nominated Composer Has Already Made Film-Music History (Variety)
Reny Jose '14:
Rice student still missing after 8 years, family begs for answers (WJHG)
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
On Saturday, Germaine Franco and Lin-Manuel Miranda won an Annie Award in the Best Music – Feature category for their music from Encanto.
Religion and Public Life Program:
How members of three religions experience workplace discrimination differently (Rice News)
Baker Institute:
Report: Immigration reform key to keeping US economy competitive (Rice News)
Baker Institute:
The Need for Strategic Thinking in Ukraine and Beyond by Amb. Edward Djerejian
Ruth Simmons:
A Message from the President (Prairie View News)
Germaine Franco '84/'87:
On Tuesday, the Society of Composers and Lyricists’ SCL Award for Outstanding Original Score for a Studio Film went to Germaine Franco for “Encanto”. Read more.
Luay Nakhleh:
Rice mulling center for energy transition (Houston Chronicle)
Kelsey Sanders '20 (Thanks, Vicki Bretthauer '79!):
Click here (page 4) for a feature on AmeriCorps Member Kelsey Sanders ’20 who is working at the Racine Zoo in Racine WI.