Aisha Khemani

FEATURES 3/4/25 10:59pm

Sports Law Society connects contracts and catches

By Aisha Khemani

Breaking into the sports industry can feel like trying to score a touchdown without a ball. Rice’s sports management program, ranked #1 in the country by Niche, offers a specialization in sports law that allows undergraduates to explore the legal side of the field.

NEWS 1/14/25 10:56pm

Sarofim Hall on track for August 2025 opening

By Viola Hsia and Aisha Khemani

The construction of Sarofim Hall, the art department’s new building, remains on schedule for an expected opening in August 2025. The project is moving forward as planned while construction crews continue to work at the site, said John Sparagana, art department chair.

FEATURES 1/14/25 10:15pm

Pink pantsuits & private equity: Girls in VC launches at Rice

By Aisha Khemani

Birth control pills, Barbie dolls and beer – women know what women need. Female inventors and founders have made countless contributions like these, but they’re often held back by rooms of male investors.

FEATURES 12/3/24 10:35pm

Rice and grind: the hustle of securing a job offer

By Aisha Khemani

Resumes, rejections and pressure can feel like a constant throughout one’s time in university, from sophomores hunting for internships to seniors aiming to secure a full-time offer.

FEATURES 11/12/24 10:02pm

From gardening to global music: 5 must-take courses

By Aisha Khemani

Crafting your schedule for next semester requires balancing your curiosity and graduation requirements. Do you want to pique your interest while adding value to your academic journey? Take a look at the list below.

NEWS 10/8/24 11:34pm

Rice introduces peer-led study program

By Aisha Khemani

Rice launched the Office of Academic Support for Undergraduate Students this semester, serving as a centralized office and drop-in study hub to academically support undergraduates. OASUS was created by the Task Force on Student Success, initiated by President Reggie DesRoches during his tenure as provost, to address gaps in educational experiences and outcomes, particularly for under-resourced students.

NEWS 9/24/24 11:58pm

Students frustrated over limited parking access

By Aisha Khemani

Students with paid parking permits are expressing frustration over the difficulty of finding available spaces in West Lot. These concerns arrive after complaints in Nov. 2023 when the parking office oversold permits for North and South College Lots.

NEWS 4/16/24 10:15pm

Students comment on Ramadan dining accommodations

By Belinda Zhu and Aisha Khemani

The Islamic holy month of Ramadan ran March 10 to April 9 this year, according to the Islamic calendar. During the month, observers fast from dawn until sundown, a period of introspection and communal prayer.

NEWS 2/20/24 9:48pm

Tuition to increase over next academic years

By Aisha Khemani

Incoming undergraduate students matriculating in the 2024-2025 academic year will pay $62,874 in tuition, a 9.9% increase from the current price tag, according to a Feb. 9 announcement. The cost of on-campus room and board will rise to $18,094 with campus fees at $925, bringing the total cost of attendance up to $81,893.

NEWS 1/16/24 9:38pm

East-West Tea rebrands to The Tea Nook

By Brandon Chen and Aisha Khemani

Rice’s student-run on-campus boba shop, which was previously known as East-West Tea, will reopen as The Tea Nook Jan. 17, with new menu options.

Aisha Khemani

Sports Law Society connects contracts and catches

Sarofim Hall on track for August 2025 opening

Pink pantsuits & private equity: Girls in VC launches at Rice

Rice and grind: the hustle of securing a job offer

From gardening to global music: 5 must-take courses

Rice introduces peer-led study program

Students frustrated over limited parking access

Students comment on Ramadan dining accommodations

Tuition to increase over next academic years

East-West Tea rebrands to The Tea Nook

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