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3 Rice alums win prestigious Soros Fellowships
Award honors, helps facilitate immigrant contributions to the U.S. Rice alumni Benjamin Chou ‘13, Norma Torres Mendoza ’13 and Muhammad Shamim ’14 are among 30 […]
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Startup with Houston roots wins investment from 2018 Veterans Business Battle
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DREAM challenges students to think big
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Unconventional students at Rice 2018: The pole-vaulting architect
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Study predicts 2018 flu vaccine will have 20 percent efficacy
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Salt boosts creation of 2-D materials
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James A. Baker III remembers Barbara Bush
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Rice U. students create training device for cervical cancer screening
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Quantum shift shows itself in coupled light and matter
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Boniuk Institute’s Arts of Tolerance program kicks off with music and dance
Posted on April 16, 2018 | No CommentsNone other than the Grammy Award-winning Silk Road Ensemble, whose performers hail from more than 20 countries and draw on a rich tapestry of musical traditions, captivated the audience gathered for the April 12 inaugural event of the Boniuk Institute for Religious Tolerance’s Arts of Tolerance program. The ensemble, which includes alumni of Rice’s Shepherd School of Music, performed the haunting and beautiful “Silent City.” -
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Noel Parrish ’28 named to Texas Aviation Hall of Fame
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People, papers and presentations
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Jones College catching more rays
Posted on April 16, 2018 | No CommentsA second array of solar panels was recently installed at Jones College, enhancing the building’s contribution to Rice’s efforts to produce clean energy, reduce its […] -
Rice orchestras to perform final concerts of academic year
Posted on April 16, 2018 | No CommentsRice University’s Shepherd School of Music Chamber and Symphony orchestras will perform their final concerts of the spring semester April 19 and 20.
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Study predicts 2018 flu vaccine will have 20 percent efficacy
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Ostherr: Facebook knows about your health, wants to profit off of it
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Rice U. expert: Southwest pilot exemplifies ‘in extremis’ leadership
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Salt boosts creation of 2-D materials
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Rice U. expert: Starbucks CEO followed first rule of reputation management
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Rice University to host STEM fest for girls
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Quantum shift shows itself in coupled light and matter
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Sensor strategy a boon for synthetic biology
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