President Kennedy's major 1962 address on the space program.

Sections for parents, students, alumni, and employers.

In response to a serious lack of women in computer science, GirlTECH works with teachers to promote the participation of girls and women. During GirlTECH's initial two-week training period, held each summer at Rice University in Houston, Texas, participating teachers from the Houston area receive intensive technology training and explore innovative teaching strategies that impact gender equity in the classroom.

Rice's address and phone number, how to get to Rice from the airports, and where to park once you get there.

Online version of the official Rice catalog - the rulebook of sorts to be used throughout a student's academic career.

A site that allows alumni and friends to make a gift to Rice online, determine where support is most needed, and see the impact a gift has on Rice students and faculty.

There are a treasure trove of architectural amusements on the campus of Rice University. Here is a walking tour of some of these.

Describes the land used for the campus and explains the good and bad of the soil conditions, especially how it exacerbates flooding and is causing subsidence damage to campus buildings.

Details about most aspects of Rice.

Courses and calendar.

An independent, coeducational, nonsectarian, private, research university offering bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. Located in Houston with an enrollment of approximately 4,200.

Works to provide a bridge between the Rice University mathematics research community and Houston area mathematics teachers. Find details about courses, programs, staff and faculty.

Online maps which show important details about the Rice campus.

How the honor system works, how it is policed, and what happens when violations occur.

Handles all details of student enrollment, degree requirements and graduation.

Listing of the Houston Metro bus routes which run past the Rice campus.

Services include web development and hosting.

Connexions is a Content Commons of free, open-licensed educational materials in fields such as music, electrical engineering and psychology. Mostly college level, but some content for younger students too.

History of the R1, built in part because some Rice professors did not want to move to Los Alamos to use the U.S. government's MANIAC II.

The current president will leave office in June, 2004. This site is for input and updates about the search for a new Rice president. Describes the process, the committee members, the history of some past searches, and forms for feedback from interested parties.

Provides professional web design, development, and hosting to support Rice departmental web needs. Also provides the Rice community with information on evolving web technologies, best practices, and available resources for those building and maintaining their own web sites.