Lilie's 10th Birthday Party:
The Liu Idea Lab is throwing a 10th birthday party on Tuesday, November 11 at Valhalla.  Read more and/or register here.

Moody Center:
Art meets science in new exhibit showcasing coral reef fish (Rice News)

Elisa Garza-Leal (1968-2025):

Donagh Coleman:
Filmmaker explores life, death, consciousness with Rice community (Rice News)

Matthew Deverell '26:
Senior earns rare engineering commission (Rice News)

Stephen Huey '03:

Jim Lawler '73:
On November 8 from 2 pm to 4:30 pm CT, Jim Lawler and his longtime artist friend Chuck Kingswell-Smith invite you to a joint Art and Espionage exhibition and spy book signing at Studio C200, 2101 Winter Street, Houston 77007.

Constantin Toloudis:

Best In Class:
Rice climbs 9 spots in Times Higher Education global rankings (Rice News)

Rebecca Richards-Kortum:
Richards-Kortum elected to the National Academy of Medicine (Rice News)

Rice Global Paris Center:
First fall schedule of classes in Paris proving to be a success (Rice News)

STaRT@Rice:
Students gain through hands-on research program (Rice News)

Richard Wright (1940-2025):
On May 19, Richard “Dick” Wright passed away after a short illness.  Born in Louisiana, he earned a BA in Economics from Rice in 1962, and after military service, he earned a MBA from Stanford in 1968.  “He spent his business career in sundry financial roles”.  Also, he was active in alumni affairs and in his church.

Shepherd School:
Shepherd School to reimagine 'The Magic Flute' (Rice News)

Moody Center:
Dance, science converge in Lamb’s ‘Bio Morphe’ performance (Rice News)

Jeff Bronson (1938-2025):

Buckyballs:
Rice celebrates 40 years since discovery (Rice News)

Digital Health Institute:
Summit showcases Rice-Methodist partnership in AI-driven medicine (Rice News)

Reggie DesRoches:
DesRoches highlights Rice’s vision for health innovation at GHP event (Rice News)

Claire Smith '87 (Thanks, Kathleen Boyd '80!):
Veteran Houston chef claims Menil restaurant for new all-day cafe (CultureMap):

Shepherd School:
Cristian Macelaru ‘06/’08 is cuing a new era in Cincinnati (New York Times)