Rice University Campus

This is the start of Maria's tour for Rice University!

Renee walk around in the Shepherd School of Music one of their cool programs and the front of it is the art installation, created by James Turrell from California.

Maria gives her honest opinions about the sports culture at Rice University.

Maria walks around inside the Recreation Center at Rice and shows the equipment and resources that the gym offers students.

Maria shows you the central quad area on Rice campus. All around the quad are various buildings with lecture halls and classrooms for Rice students. The quad is also where Rice's founder, William March Rice, is commemorated with the most famous statue on campus.

Rice University is located in nearly downtown Houston, the biggest city in Texas. Houston has a lot of resources; for example, there is a Medical plaza right next to Rice campus for those interested in a pre-med undergraduate experience. Rice's central location in Houston comes with a lot of advantages for students.

Renee shows about the Pubs on Campus, alcohol is allowed in the Campus.

Renee shows the Gym and upstairs there is Courts and Public user rooms were dance studios and stuff.

Fondren is Rice University's library that is open to both students and non-Rice visitors. This is an inside look at the main parts of the library.

Renee discusses about the hammocks on campus its a place where people can chill and it is supported from faculty at Rice University.

Renee discusses about the hammocks on campus its a place where people can chill and it is supported from faculty at Rice University.

Renee interviews Isabelle a senior engineering student at Rice University.

Renee interviews Isabelle about her Favorite & Least Favorite things about Rice University.

Renee and Isabelle talk about the Residential Colleges at Rice. One of the project of Isabelle as a President of Duncan College she is working on Endowment Plans.

Renee takes you through Duncan Hall - it has really interesting colors and designs of the buiding.

Maria goes inside one of Rice's main buildings for engineers. She shows examples of what typical classrooms look like on the campus.

Fondren is Rice University's library that is open to both students and non-Rice visitors. This is an inside look at the main parts of the library.