Many Owls treat their undergraduate degree as a prelude, planning to attend medical, law or graduate school after. For students who want to become orchestral conductors, it’s similar. Just like you ...

With an 18-7 win over Brown College, fifth-seeded Hanszen College claimed the intramural softball title Saturday, capping off a dominant playoff run. The victory marked Hanszen’s first IM softball ...

Inside the athletics offices at Rice, decisions that once took hours of film review and guesswork have become instantaneous. Part of this process involves Anwesha Parida, a Wiess College junior ...

Rice University is tied for registering the oldest .edu domain in history, with rice.edu going online on April 24, 1985. Exactly 10 years later, on April 24, 1995, The Rice Thresher published its ...

Avalon Hogans uses her art to “reclaim lost truths” — stories buried in overlooked neighborhoods and forgotten histories. Hogans, a Sid Richardson College senior majoring in English, served as Houston ...

For many students, midterm season is a precarious balancing act of assignments, studying and other commitments. For students with testing accommodations, that balance becomes even more precarious.

This year has been nothing short of historic for Rice women’s sports. Soccer was ranked No. 25 in the nation, volleyball had a 17-game win streak, basketball had a 22-game win streak and swim and dive ...

Laughter, deception and a touch of self-reflection come together in Giuseppe Verdi’s final opera “Falstaff,” a comedy both playful and unexpectedly profound. Based on William Shakespeare’s “The Merry ...

Rice volleyball relied on late-set execution to secure a spring win over the University of Houston, using the match as a key opportunity to measure progress during the offseason. In multiple sets, the ...

While the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament Regionals were held at the Toyota Center in Downtown Houston, Rice University served as the host institution, coordinating logistics and ...

Richard A. Tapia has spent his entire life building bridges — not of concrete and steel, but of access, mentorship and opportunity for students in STEM. Recently, the Harris County Commissioners Court ...

Two former U.S. representatives came to Rice to tackle questions from public service to division in America on Friday. The discussion panel was hosted by the Rice Student Association in coordination ...