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Good hedges make good neighbors
Rice and Houston. Houston and Rice. It's a synergistic relationship that's been mutually beneficial for more than 95 years. And, as we approach our next 100 years of service, we have renewed and strengthened our commitment to engaging the Houston community. As one of the nation's premier research universities, we look at our home city as the fourth-largest laboratory in the U.S., and we're committed to making it central to student discovery through community-based research and learning experiences. We're also committed to taking care of it just like we do our own internationally acclaimed facilities. After all, isn't that what being a good neighbor is about?
Rice students provide an assist to a recovering country
With fundraising efforts across campus, Rice University's students are making a significant contribution to the relief effort in Haiti. The student-led initiatives helped raise more than $13,000. Those funds will be donated to the Red Cross.
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Need summer plans? Learn how to help the less fortunate
Seeking a summer internship that will really make a difference? Rice University is offering that opportunity to a select group of its students. Through the Poverty, Justice and Human Capabilities program, more than a dozen Rice students will learn how social work can have a positive impact on communities across the nation.
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Houston mayor will visit Rice for Children's AIDS Day
Houston Mayor Annise Parker, a Rice University alumna, will visit her alma mater Feb. 12 to mark Children's AIDS Day in the city. The event will feature a confernce at Rice's BioScience Research Collaborative.
Rice hosts stroke awareness event on campus
Get out your running shoes for a worthy cause. Rice University will host the city's only stroke awareness fun run and walk on March 6. The event will fund research and educational programs for all Methodist system hospitals. Sign up today.
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