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There’s no better time to start your Master of Liberal Studies journey than right now.
After earning their masters, some MLS alumni weren’t ready to call it quits and applied their extra energy and focus to forming the new board.
All of our instructors here at the Glasscock School are so much more than instructors. They’re experts who are active in their fields and teaching is just one of the ways they contribute to their
Everywhere you look on the Rice campus, spring is arriving in many beautiful ways.
One of the Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership’s upcoming courses springs from the idea that diversity is an essential aspect of development offices.
Architect and interior designer Brent Nyquist has taught our class "Designing, Building and Remodeling Your Dream Home" for 20 years this spring.
The samurai ruled Japan for nearly 700 years influencing many aspects of Japanese society and even the world with the Samurai Code known as Bushido.
On March 5, 2015, more than 240 individuals joined the Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership for the 14th annual Best Boards Conference.
It has been nearly 53 years since President John F. Kennedy gave his well-known 1962 moon speech from here at Rice University.
Burst beyond the classroom walls and into Houston with “Street Photography,” taught by Daniel Kramer.
