Martin Rather | January 30, 2018
Rice men’s basketball is still worth our time. In response to last week’s column in the Thresher sports section, “A midwinter airing of grievances” (Jan. 23, 2018), I would like to highlight the simple resiliency of this year’s team. READ MORE >>
Jason Barton | January 30, 2018
Because of my academic interests (philosophy and psychology), I have often experienced others questioning the usefulness of the knowledge produced by these disciplines. READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon | January 23, 2018
Lorenzo Venneri | January 23, 2018
And so the legacy of ill-conceived art funded by Rice University continues. READ MORE >>
Joyce Deyon-Sallier | January 23, 2018
Four years ago, I became a float rider and recruiter for members of the Association of Rice University Black Alumni to represent Rice University in the Martin Luther King Jr. parade. I vividly recall the first time I saw the Rice float. It reminded me ... READ MORE >>
Thresher Editorial Board | January 23, 2018
If Rice truly hopes to form a student body both representative of and enriching to its broader community, then this resolution is a certain step toward achieving such an outcome. READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon and Esther Tang | January 17, 2018
Thresher Staff | January 17, 2018
Door propping is like underage drinking: The university technically doesn’t allow it, there might be some associated risks, and yet a large portion of students do it anyway. READ MORE >>
Jefferson Ren | January 16, 2018
All too often, I see my peers discourse about important issues with jargon and buzzwords that sound nice but don’t explain their viewpoints. READ MORE >>
Albert Nabiullin and Margaret Roddy | January 16, 2018
We are overwhelmingly thankful to attend Rice University. After three and a half years, we have learned, grown and experienced more than we ever dreamed was possible. READ MORE >>
Thresher Editorial Board | January 12, 2018
In the Jan. 10 print edition of the Rice Thresher, our popular satirical “Backpage” consisted of a series of fake advertisements that looked to poke fun at different events going on at Rice and in the world at large. One of these “ads” related ... READ MORE >>
Thresher Editorial Board | January 10, 2018
Every year, the Rice Annual Fund solicits donations from students for the Rice Owls Give Back campaign (see p. 1). Many students, however, aren’t sure why they should donate in addition to the thousands in tuition they already pay. READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon and Esther Tang | January 10, 2018
Ana Paula Pinto-Diaz | January 10, 2018
So, here’s a fact about artists: You are not doing us a favor by commissioning our work. You are not giving us the gift of “exposure.” READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon | November 28, 2017
On to new things: Hutch, Bailiff, and Salento READ MORE >>
Thresher Editorial Board | November 28, 2017
Onwenu should ensure that his presentation of the proposal to the CUC is nuanced and representative of the diverse opinions expressed through this process, both for and against. READ MORE >>
Beril Uzmen, Kelly Yu, Mike Hua and Shree Kale | November 28, 2017
The belligerent and immature behavior of some [Architectronica] attendees was disrespectful to everyone who put in work as well as all of the patient partygoers who were unable to attend the event. READ MORE >>
John Komoll | November 28, 2017
Before we tell an entire group of people that the challenges they face are the same as everyone else’s and that they just aren’t trying hard enough, we should first ask them what those challenges actually are. READ MORE >>
Sarah Gao | November 28, 2017
We do not have the right to speak over others and drown out their narratives. To be even more blunt: You do not understand me. You do not understand marginalized people. You cannot speak for us. READ MORE >>
Aparna Narendrula, Ben Herndon-Miller, Demetrie Luke and Helen Wei | November 28, 2017
The piece conveniently omits the fact that opportunity does not exist equally for everyone in this country, and there are certain groups of people who have been and still are systematically denied opportunities to succeed. READ MORE >>
Martin Rather | January 30, 2018
Rice men’s basketball is still worth our time. In response to last week’s column in the Thresher sports section, “A midwinter airing of grievances” ... READ MORE >
Jason Barton | January 30, 2018
Because of my academic interests (philosophy and psychology), I have often experienced others questioning the usefulness of the knowledge produced by ... READ MORE >
Lorenzo Venneri | January 23, 2018
And so the legacy of ill-conceived art funded by Rice University continues. READ MORE >
Joyce Deyon-Sallier | January 23, 2018
Four years ago, I became a float rider and recruiter for members of the Association of Rice University Black Alumni to represent Rice University in the ... READ MORE >
Thresher Editorial Board | January 23, 2018
If Rice truly hopes to form a student body both representative of and enriching to its broader community, then this resolution is a certain step toward ... READ MORE >
Thresher Staff | January 17, 2018
Door propping is like underage drinking: The university technically doesn’t allow it, there might be some associated risks, and yet a large portion ... READ MORE >
Jefferson Ren | January 16, 2018
All too often, I see my peers discourse about important issues with jargon and buzzwords that sound nice but don’t explain their viewpoints. READ MORE >
Albert Nabiullin and Margaret Roddy | January 16, 2018
We are overwhelmingly thankful to attend Rice University. After three and a half years, we have learned, grown and experienced more than we ever dreamed ... READ MORE >
Thresher Editorial Board | January 12, 2018
In the Jan. 10 print edition of the Rice Thresher, our popular satirical “Backpage” consisted of a series of fake advertisements that looked to poke ... READ MORE >
Thresher Editorial Board | January 10, 2018
Every year, the Rice Annual Fund solicits donations from students for the Rice Owls Give Back campaign (see p. 1). Many students, however, aren’t sure ... READ MORE >
Ana Paula Pinto-Diaz | January 10, 2018
So, here’s a fact about artists: You are not doing us a favor by commissioning our work. You are not giving us the gift of “exposure.” READ MORE >
Areli Navarro Magallon | November 28, 2017
On to new things: Hutch, Bailiff, and Salento READ MORE >
Thresher Editorial Board | November 28, 2017
Onwenu should ensure that his presentation of the proposal to the CUC is nuanced and representative of the diverse opinions expressed through this process, ... READ MORE >
Beril Uzmen, Kelly Yu, Mike Hua and Shree Kale | November 28, 2017
The belligerent and immature behavior of some [Architectronica] attendees was disrespectful to everyone who put in work as well as all of the patient ... READ MORE >
John Komoll | November 28, 2017
Before we tell an entire group of people that the challenges they face are the same as everyone else’s and that they just aren’t trying hard enough, ... READ MORE >
Sarah Gao | November 28, 2017
We do not have the right to speak over others and drown out their narratives. To be even more blunt: You do not understand me. You do not understand marginalized ... READ MORE >
Aparna Narendrula, Ben Herndon-Miller, Demetrie Luke and Helen Wei | November 28, 2017
The piece conveniently omits the fact that opportunity does not exist equally for everyone in this country, and there are certain groups of people who ... READ MORE >
