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(02/20/20 2:04am)
At 1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 14, 2019, I conducted a phone call with Priscilla Li, the current external vice president of Rice Program Council, to discuss a variety of complaints from both myself as well as other members of Hanszen College, as prompted by the college government’s rejection of RPC’s request to use of one of our classrooms for their spring retreat. I remember this because, around 280 days later, I have still kept my notes from that meeting, but it appears that RPC has not done the same.
(09/25/18 1:30am)
(Full talk can be found online at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmTy-C0WI9w)
(08/22/18 4:16am)
Students earning a course grade of A+ will receive a grade point value of only 4.0 starting this semester, rather than 4.33 as in years past. The change comes after a motion passed by the faculty senate on a 12-9 decision in March 2014 to account for grade inequity and inflation.
(04/04/18 4:13am)
Note: in the above infographic, the numbers refer to current members of the college except for graduating students who will not be at Rice next year. The incoming class of new students is not included. [7 p.m. April 9]
(01/17/18 5:43am)
Over the fall 2017 semester, the Office of Information Technology made improvements to on-campus Wi-Fi, and is seeking student feedback as it prepares to make even more improvements, according to Mike Dewey, director of campus services for the OIT.
(11/29/17 3:57am)
Rice University Police Department is delaying installation of security cameras around the residential colleges until early next semester after facing roadblocks, according to RUPD Captain Clemente Rodriguez.
(10/25/17 7:34am)
Students are striving to make campus more eco-friendly through reusable dishware and recycling initiatives.
(09/20/17 7:05pm)
Undergraduate students have submitted twice as many complaints about Wi-Fi issues as this time last year, according to Misha Bruno, Senior Consultant for IT Transformation and Strategic Initiatives and the manager of the OIT’s new wireless upgrade project.