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Tina Liu, a Sid Richardson College senior, wears a handmade mask. Over the summer, Liu started selling masks and other accessories to raise money for social justice organizations. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
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Tina Liu, a Sid Richardson College senior, wears a handmade mask. Over the summer, Liu started selling masks and other accessories to raise money for social justice organizations. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
Courtesy GONZO247 Studio
Photo by Jasmine Liou
Illustrated by Tina Liu
Illustrated by Tina Liu
Liu works with Christina Tan (Duncan ’20) on products for Tina’s Tinys. Earrings, masks, tote bags and more are sold over the store’s Instagram. Photo by Christina Tan
Courtesy Rice Athletics
Illustrated by Yifei Zhang
The main hallway in the RMC is a lot quieter and less crowded these days. However, student-run businesses like Coffeehouse and The Hoot are still operating. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
With the decrease of students returning to campus, it is not uncommon to have an inner loop bus all to yourself. Drivers sit behind plexiglass covers and seats are marked off to adhere to physical distancing guidelines. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
Akhilesh Paruchuri, Duncan College junior, works on homework at a socially distanced spot in Fondren Library. Fondren is no longer open 24 hours a day, but still serves as a favorite study location for many students. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
Jacob Nieto, Duncan College junior, cheers on students at a Duncan College Friday in the Quad. Student leaders and committees have worked this semester to create new social events that are safe and exciting. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
Outside of class, Will Rice College students Diego Lopez and Brandon Chen relax on one of the new seesaws located in front of Hanszen College. The seesaws are a part of the new Rice Public Art installation to liven the space around the temporary classrooms built this semester. (Channing Wang/Thresher)
Every public space on campus now have a posted COVID-19 maximum room capacity. Despite these capacities, some places look emptier than ever. (Channing Wang/Thresher)