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Just as the three musketeers joined together for one great cause, Owls from all over the world are called on to come together for a challenge from the Rice Board of Trustees.

Thanks to a new $5 million recruitment grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, bone cancer patients facing difficult pelvic surgeries in the Texas Medical Center could soon benefit from Rice University research that will use personalized computer models to predict surgical outcomes for patients.

To have a happy and fulfilling life, you need to “live deeply and look up,” according to Dr. Mae Jemison, who addressed graduates at Rice University’s 104th commencement May 13 in the Academic Quad.