Andrew Thomas Huang puts visuals and identity to song

Live it up this summer with these Houston shows

Rice to support Harvard in lawsuit against research funding freeze

Mayor Whitmire discusses ‘the state of Houston’ between audience protests at Baker Institute

John Whitmire’s remarks on the city’s budget, transportation and infrastructure were interrupted twice by shouts from audience members at a Baker Institute event May 29.  At the event, which was open to the public, Whitmire spoke about the current state of Houston alongside former county judge Ed Emmett.

Sports Notebook: April 16-25

Rice men’s and women’s basketball programs each secured several transfer portal commitments last week. 

Review: 'Adults' couldn’t have matured better

Sitcoms are back, and they’re actually funny. FX’s “Adults” is an original comedy following a friend group navigating New York and what it means to be an “actual adult.” From ever-mounting medical bills to chaotic dinner parties, the group attempts to tackle this new stage of life together, only to be met with varying levels of success. 

New student center to ‘complete’ central quad

Breezeways, arches and outdoor seating will abound at the Moody Center Complex for Student Life set to break ground May 8. The 75,000-square-foot complex was designed by architecture firm Olson Kundig and has an expected completion date of fall 2027.

This moment may be unprecedented — Rice falling short is not

In many ways, the current landscape of American higher education is unprecedented. Sweeping cuts to federal research funding, overt government efforts to control academic departments and censor campus protests and arbitrary arrests and visa revocations have rightly been criticized as ushering in the latest iteration of fascism.