Jaecey Parham

NEWS 4/11/18 2:35am

Rommel Espinola, RUPD officer of 9 years, passes away in accident

By Jaecey Parham

Officer Rommel Espinola, of the Rice University Police Department, passed away on April 9 after being involved in a car accident. Espinola was 48 years old; he is survived by his 9-year-old son, Cullen, according to news reports.

NEWS 3/6/18 10:50pm

Students remember Blain Padgett, student-athlete

By Jaecey Parham

Blain Padgett, a Lovett College junior and defensive lineman on the Rice football team, passed away on March 2 in his apartment. He was 21 and pursuing a degree in sport management.

NEWS 1/30/18 10:01pm

Spencer Parsons, architecture professor, passes away

By Jaecey Parham

Spencer Parsons, an associate professor emeritus of architecture, passed away on Jan. 17 at age 87.

NEWS 1/9/18 11:20pm

Giving campaign incentives exceed fundraising target

By Jaecey Parham

The Rice Annual Fund aims to raise $10,000 this year through the Rice Owls Give Back campaign using incentives worth over $1,000 for each of the 11 residential college, according to assistant director Brittany Phillips.

FEATURES 10/3/17 11:06pm

David Minter's lasting influence

By Jaecey Parham

David Minter’s legacy lives on through Rice alumnus Bruce Dunlevie (Sid Richardson ’79), who remembers the late professor as a hero in his life. As an undergraduate, Dunlevie admired Minter to such an extent that his life almost turned out very differently.

NEWS 9/6/17 4:47pm

Professors make changes in wake of storm

By Jaecey Parham

Classes resumed Tuesday after a week of cancellations, leaving professors to decide how to alter lesson plans.

NEWS 8/23/17 11:26am

Rice applies for bike-friendly status

By Jaecey Parham

Rice University’s Transportation Demand Management department submitted an application on Aug. 6 for Rice’s designation as a “Bicycle Friendly University,” following a years-long effort to improve biking at Rice.

NEWS 4/18/17 9:51pm

Students reflect on Critical Thinking in Sexuality pilot

By Jaecey Parham

As the last week of classes unfolds, the pilot course for Critical Thinking in Sexuality also comes to an end. CTIS, which will become a mandatory class for next year’s incoming new students, was piloted as an LPAP section this semester.

NEWS 4/11/17 6:56pm

‘She was perfection’: Clara Roberts, social advocate, passes away

By Jaecey Parham

Clara Roberts, a recent Duncan College alumna (‘15), passed away April 6. The Pearland, Texas native, who is survived by her parents Suzy and Jay Roberts, was involved in a car accident while driving along Liberty Bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

NEWS 3/28/17 8:17pm

Lovett to install cameras on perimeter

By Jaecey Parham

Lovett College will be the first residential college to have security cameras installed on the premises by the end of the spring semester, according to Lovett President Tessa Fries.

Jaecey Parham

Rommel Espinola, RUPD officer of 9 years, passes away in accident

Students remember Blain Padgett, student-athlete

Spencer Parsons, architecture professor, passes away

Giving campaign incentives exceed fundraising target

David Minter's lasting influence

Professors make changes in wake of storm

Rice applies for bike-friendly status

Students reflect on Critical Thinking in Sexuality pilot

‘She was perfection’: Clara Roberts, social advocate, passes away

Lovett to install cameras on perimeter

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