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  • People walking with signs held in the air
    The Rice community celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day by joining a festive parade through Houston downtown!
  • Girl holding sign, man turned back to look at her
    The MLK Unity Parade draws people from all walks of life to honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
  • A girl playing the flute
    The Rice student marching band MOB soundtrack the MLK Unity parade with their spirited tunes.
  • Two women sitting behind a table; a man standing in front of it
    Rice’s Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, Weiss School of Natural Sciences and Office of Sustainability host the 2nd annual Green Career Forum.
  • Woman in park ranger uniform speaking to partially obstructed man in crowded room
    At the Green Career Forum, Rice departments and Houston organizations inform students about career opportunities in various environmental-related fields.
  • A man standing against a wall, speaking to someone off-screen
    Rice’s “green career” partners offer opportunities for students to get involved in activism, academia, conservation, agriculture, physical wellness and more.
  • Students huddled around a dog, stroking its fur
    Rice hosts several special events during finals season for Owls to destress and socialize.
  • Close up of hands petting a white dog
    During finals season, volunteer organization Paws for Therapy brings their therapy dogs to Rice for students to play with.
  • Circle of happy people sitting around a dog looking up at the camera
    The therapy dogs' visit to the Fondren Library brightened everyone's day!
  • A large group of students holding up their hands like wings
    The QuestBridge program provides first-gen and low income students a strong network to support their educational journey.
  • Large group of students standing in front of a building
    On National Quest Day, Rice Questies connect with one another and cheer on the incoming class of QuestBridge scholars.
  • A male student in Indian traditional clothes lights sparklers
    South Colleges Will Rice, Lovett and Sid Richardson celebrate Diwali, the Indian festival of lights.
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