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).

Students were also able to make this fun message in the bottle craft at our Welcome Back Bash.

Students had the opportunity to climb a rock wall at our Welcome Back Bash.

One of our Rice cheerleaders engages the crowd as she cheers on the Rice football team at the Rice vs. UH game.

Our favorite Rice tradition might be matriculation, where students enter Rice through the Sallyport.

See our culture of care at work as current students assist new students in with their suitcases.

Our Rice cheerleaders are experts at showing school spirit.

A shaving cream fight is both a good way to cool off and a great start to your first year at Rice.