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The U.S. Department of Education released a new set of rules for college campuses that make provisions for changes to the Violence Against Women Act and the Clery Act.
The Student Association Blanket Tax Contingency Committee deliberated on whether to find Honor Council in good standing, violation or aggravated violation of the blanket tax process at the latest meeting on Monday.
The Student Association Blanket Tax Contingency Committee met with Honor Council on Oct. 27 to discuss the organization’s projected budget for the coming year.
The Student Association Blanket Tax Contingency Committee requested that the University Court clarify how its investigations into Honor Council’s finances should continue after the organization failed to respond to the committee’s questions by the Oct. 20 deadline.
The Student Association Blanket Tax Contingency Committee sent Honor Council a request for documents and a written statement regarding the organization’s blanket tax on Oct. 5.
After the Student Association Blanket Tax Standing Committee referred the Rice Honor Council to a Contingency Committee last spring for investigation into its finances, no further official follow-up has been pursued this year.
After delays in Jones College construction, which was initially scheduled to finish before Orientation Week, Rice University Housing and Dining looks to finish basement and kitchen construction in the South section, according to H&D Associate Vice President Mark Ditman and Facilities, Engineering and Planning Manager of Communications Susann Glenn.
After what seemed like a successful Orientation Week, which included discussions on the alcohol policy and a Project SAFE session addressing sexual violence, one of my freshmen approached me and said, “What I’ve learned from all of these talks is that it’s worse for me to have Everclear in my room than it is for me to rape someone.” As an advisor who also sat through the talks in question, I realized that my new student had a point.
The Rice University Faculty Senate passed three motions proposed by the Working Group on Grade Inflation last month on March 26.
Two Lovett College students were sexually assaulted in their rooms by a Lovett alumnus during Beer Bike, according to Rice University Police Department Chief Johnny Whitehead.
The BioScience Research Collaborative of Rice University and Alexandria Real Estate Equities are beginning a discussion on a potential future collaboration, according to President David Leebron.
The Rice University Economics department has launched the Rice Economics Initiative to improve teaching and research over the next few years, according to Dean of Social Sciences Lyn Ragsdale.
The Student Association Election Committee will rerun the General Elections and merge them with the previously scheduled SA Internal Vice President Elections running through Feb. 28 at 11:59 p.m. after the University Court found the 2014 SA General Elections partially invalid in a public hearing, according to a letter sent by University Court Chair Evan Austin on Feb. 23.
A petition has been submitted contesting the results of the Student Association’s general election, according to a letter sent to University Court Chair Evan Austin.
Rice University was not included in Princeton Review's Top 10 Best Value Colleges for 2014.In 2010 and 2013, Princeton Review placed Rice at No. 7. In 2005, Rice ranked No. 5, and in 2009, Rice was No. 4 on the list.
This year's Beer Bike will change in format by including a parade of floats and eliminating the second water balloon fight, according to Campus-Wide Beer Bike Coordinators Christian Neal and Eric Baeuerle.
McMurtry College's Y2K: Puberty 2.0 public party held Jan. 25 broke new ground with its food sponsorships, according to McMurtry External Vice President John Breen.
The folks over at Wiess College Tabletop are not kidding when they caution would-be attendees of Glengarry Glen Ross on the Facebook event page that the play "contains strong language."
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 26-28, a group of newly inducted freshmen took part in a time-honored Wiess College tradition, braving the stage and subjecting themselves to the mercy of an audience in Wiess Tabletop's Freshman One-Acts.
