Established in 1949, Fondren Library is where students go to find a good book – or study for exams. The library catalogued its one millionth volume in 1979.
Need a caffeine kick? Rice students have been running a not-for-profit coffeehouse inside the Rice Student Center since 1990. Grab a fresh brew anytime. It’s open seven days a week.
Save the date: Rice will celebrate its centennial in 2012. In nearly a century, Rice has transformed from a small school on the prairie to an institution that is recognized around the globe.
Rice Stadium has housed plenty of great sporting events. But that history goes beyond the sports world. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy delivered his famed space exploration address here.
Going to get married? Have the reception at Cohen House. With the ability to host parties as large as 350, the Cohen House is the best fine dining experience on campus. Leia mais.
With glass walls, plasma screen TVs and upholstered seating, this coffee bar is a central hot spot for camaraderie and refreshments on campus. Leia mais.
Looking to work up a sweat? This state-of-the-art workout and health facility offers everything from competitive swimming to racquetball courts. Best of all, it’s one of Rice’s newest buildings.
