Brazil helps its science students go to Rice
Each year, as many as 100 students from Brazil will have their Rice tuition and expenses paid by Brazil's National Council for Scientific and Technological Development. The agency has partnered with Rice in order to educate Brazil’s future leaders in cutting-edge science and technology.
Baker scholar: How to avoid Strait of Hormuz
Baker Institute scholar Dagobert Brito says policymakers should focus on improving the oil pipelines that cross the Arabian Peninsula. This would allow more oil produced in the Persian Gulf to be shipped out without passing through the Strait of Hormuz, thus weakening Iran’s political influence.
News Highlights
Rice alum wins a Grammy
Mezzo-soprano (and Shepherd School alumna) Sasha Cooke '04 wins a Grammy Award for opera.
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Chalk happy thoughts
The Wellness Center's Feb. 22 "Chalk the Quad" hopes to make Rice think positively about body image.
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Calendar Events
Spring Break02/25
Spring Break from 02/25 - 03/04 (No Scheduled Classes).
De Lange Conference 02/27-28
De Lange Conference VIII: The Future of the Research University in a Global Age
Rice Night at the Rodeo 03/05
Rice Night at the Rodeo featuring Eli Young Band.
Chanticleer 03/06
A diverse program featuring works by Victoria, Duruflé, Strauss, Tavener, Whitacre, and a selection of popular songs.
