Students from Rice Bhangra perform at Dhamaka 2021, a year-end collection of performances presented by Rice's South Asian Society.

"Holidays are about people coming together and connection and it was wonderful to be able to connect with the students and give them a little piece of home." - Dr. Jenifer Bratter, magister at McMurtry College

To bring students together and create a sense of university pride, Rice Design members produce merchandise for the greater Rice community. Find their newest merch on the @ricedesignmerch Instagram. Special shoutout to President Leebron, pictured here modeling some merch. (Editing and photography credits: Newton Huynh)

One student who received a ring at this year's ceremony was Mei Leebron, daughter of Y. Ping Sun, pictured here, and President Leebron, who also attended the ceremony and congratulated all the students there.

Rice students took a break from studying to celebrate fall with some old-fashioned pumpkin carving. Not only does it make for great décor, events across campus help our students connect and unwind.

The Rice Ring Celebration is a great way to honor students' accomplishments and bring them together with their families.

During Homecoming, the Association of Rice Alumni hosted a Rice Ring Celebration where seniors could pick up their Rice class ring.

Rice Village is a great place to get fun treats, such as this giant churro from The Loop Handcrafted Churros.

Art of many forms and mediums, such as this booth filled with pottery, was on display at the Bayou City Art Festival.

The best part about off campus events is off campus food, like this basket of brisket fries from the Bayou City Art Festival.

Rice students can enjoy games such as cornhole at football tailgates right outside of the stadium before the game.

Performing at half-time is one of the main jobs of the Rice Marching Owl Band (MOB).