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Temporary Housing - Hotels, Hostels & Dormitories

Short-term on-campus housing may be available for summer visitors. For more information, please see http://campushousing.rice.edu.

Information on area hotels is available at http://explore.rice.edu/explore/Hotel.asp.

Write or call ahead to make reservations. All prices are subject to change. 17% taxes are added to all hotel rates. If you would like the hotel discount for university students and personnel, please be sure to state this when making a reservation. Most hotels require paid reservations in advance or a major credit card account number. Unpaid reservations are usually lost after 6:00 p.m., unless the hotel is notified in advance of your late arrival plans.

Most hotels have free swimming pools and 24-hour coffee shop or restaurant. Some have free shuttle bus services. Some allow children to stay at no extra charge. The term "double" usually means two double beds. A "single" usually costs less for a couple. The cost of a "single" and a charge for an extra person may be less than that for the "double."

Near Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport:

Holiday Inn - Airport - 1522 JFK Boulevard, Houston, TX 77032. Tel.: 281-449-2311 or toll free 800-465-4329. Complimentary shuttle to airport (4:30AM-Midnight) and Deer Park Mall.

Doubletree Hotel Intercontinental - 15747 JFK Blvd., Houston, TX 77032. Tel: 281-848-4000.

Near Hobby Airport:

Econo Lodge Hobby Airport - 8381 Broadway Street, Houston, TX 77061. Tel: 713-645-1333. Free continental breakfast.

Days Inn Hobby Airport - 1505 College Ave., Houston, TX 77587. Tel: 713-946-5900.

Hilton Hobby Airport - 8181 Airport Blvd., Houston, TX 77061. Tel: 713-645-3000.

Youth Hostel/Dormitory available at these locations:
(**Note: Hostels in the U.S. may not be comparable to those in Europe)

Houston International Hostel - 5302 Crawford at Oakdale, Houston, TX. Tel.: 713-523-1009. Registration is between 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. or 5:00 - 11:00 p.m., or by arrangement. Call only during office hours. Reservations are available, but not required. It is located at a reasonable walking distance to Rice.

International House Dormitory - 2719 Capitol Ave, Houston, TX 77003. Tel.: 713-237-8443. Space is limited. Call in advance. However, safety is a concern in downtown Houston, especially in the evening.

Permanent Housing

For Rice on-campus housing, please see http://campushousing.rice.edu/.

Off-campus housing - Apartments and rooms for rent far from Rice University may be less expensive than those nearby. However, public transportation may be a problem with the more distant locations. If you do not own a car, you should find out about bus routes before selecting a place to live. Please note that apartment scams are unfortunately very common in the U.S. Please always make sure any apartment posting is legitimate before paying any fees or deposits! For more information, please see the USA.gov website on rental scams.

Rates vary according to location, neighborhood, amenities provided, age, and condition of the complex. The average one bedroom unfurnished (without furniture, but with appliances) apartment near campus costs approximately $750 - $1800 a month. Renting with furniture adds approximately $300 more per month. An unfurnished two-bedroom apartment has an average cost of approximately $950 - $2000. Utilities (gas, electricity and telephone) are usually charged separately and add approximately $150 to your monthly costs. Students often prefer to share an apartment in order to save money. Occasionally, rooms in homes are available at a lower cost.

The standard apartment lease is for a period of six or twelve months. A small number of apartments also provide short-term leases, either furnished or unfurnished. You will be expected to pay a deposit of approximately $500 when you sign a lease on an apartment in addition to paying the first and last month's rent in advance. If you break your lease or damage the apartment, you will lose your deposit. Be very careful before signing anything. Get advice from current students and from your academic department. Be sure to get as much information as you can before you sign a contract. Read your lease carefully!

In the U.S., furnished apartments do not include bed linens, towels, silverware, china, or kitchen utensils (pots and pans). Basic items will cost you $350 or more to purchase. Be sure to include "garage sales" and discount stores in your search in order to save money on many household items. Graduate international students benefit from the use of the Graduate Student Loan Closet, which allows them to borrow used household items collected by the Faculty Women's Club. This service is available at the beginning of the academic semesters and thereafter by arrangement with the project's coordinator.

Recommended Resources

Apartment Locators - your free personal resource to finding housing in Houston
AMANDA BOOS
Apartment Living Locators
Cell: 713-703-6734
Email: aboos0731@aol.com
Free service, highly recommended, has helped many international students and scholars at Rice in the past.

KAREN REICHEK
Martha Turner/Sotheby's
Email: karen.reichek@sothebyshomes.com
Cell: 713-826-6527
Free service, highly recommended, has helped many international students and scholars at Rice in the past.

The apartment locators listed above have been reputable and reliable. However, if you're looking for an apartment independently, please keep in mind that unfortunately apartment scams are common in the U.S. Please use caution and always make sure that the posting is legitimate before paying any fees or deposits! For more information and a list of contacts to avoid, please see https://offcampus.rice.edu/housing/be-careful-these-common-scams. Although the entire website is maintained by Rice, some of the postings are by people who are not affiliated with Rice, and unfortunately may not always be trustworthy.

Utilities

Visit www.moving.com/movers/moving-relocation-tools.asp to locate and compare rates for different service providers. You may contact the company directly to verify rates.

Electricity: For electric companies, visit www.powertochoose.org
Deposits range from $80 - $400 and up, depending on size of apartment. Deposits can be waived if a co-signer can be found who will be responsible for the deposit amount if you do not pay the final bill. You may also get the deposit waived if you can show a 'letter of credit' from your previous U.S. utility service with which you did business for at least one year. The letter of credit must show no more than 2 late payments. Most companies require at least 24 hours notice before being able to turn on your electricity.

Gas: For gas, visit http://www.centerpointenergy.com or call Tel.: 1-800-752-8036. A deposit of $45 - $120 (could be more expensive) is paid to the service man, who turns on the gas.

Landline Telephones/Internet: AT&T- visit www.att.com. If telephone outlets are available in the house or apartment, the basic installment fee is ~$55. There are additional charges for special services. Applicants may be asked to give a U.S. Social Security number and a Texas ID or Driver's License number. If you don't have a Social Security number, you may be able to provide your passport ID number. For information on cell phones, please see our Cell Phones webpage.

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Rice even pushes its student s into looking into rental scams as they are fairly common in the US.

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How to Hire Movers and Avoid Moving Fraud
While most moving companies are reputable businesses that do quality work, some companies use fraudulent practices.

Ways Some Moving Companies May Try to Cheat You

Unscrupulous movers may:

Demand cash upfront before the move

Avoid giving you a written estimate

Ask you to sign a blank contract in advance

Only have one cell phone number as a contact and no local physical address

Show up to your house with a rental truck with no company logo on it

Give you a quote over the phone without any onsite inspection of your goods

Give you a low price and change the estimate substantially at your destination

Hold your belongings hostage until you pay more money

Report Moving Scams

How to Hire a Mover and Protect Yourself

Get tools from Protect Your Move to help you protect yourself against moving fraud. Keep these tips in mind to avoid moving scams:

Do

Get a company representative to come to your home for a realistic estimate of the move.

Get a written estimate from several movers. In general, estimates are based on time, the number of movers needed, who does the packing, and the number of rooms to be moved.

Verify that the company is insured in case your goods are damaged during the move.

Ask for the company's U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) number and use the FMCSA database to check if the company is registered.

Reach out to your local, county, or state consumer affairs agency or state attorney general to see if there is a complaint record.

Don't

Don't accept an estimate over the phone.

Don't sign a blank contract.

Don't pay for the move in advance or in cash.

Don't let movers start packing your goods into the truck without reviewing the contract and estimate again before the move starts.

Get Help With International Moves

Get tips and resources about moving to another country.

Foreclosure Scams
Scammers may offer to "help" you make your mortgage payments, but they're just out to take your money. Find out how to detect, report, and protect yourself against these scams.

Foreclosure Schemes

These scam operators find potential victims in several ways:

Advertising online and in local publications

Distributing flyers

Radio ads

Contacting people whose homes appear in the foreclosure notices in a local newspaper

Targeting specific religious or ethnic groups

Making promises to help you keep or sell your home, for a fee

Report Foreclosure Scams

How to Protect Yourself from Foreclosure Scams

Get reliable foreclosure help and counseling through the government's Making Home Affordable program. Or find a government certified housing counselor near you. Read more about foreclosure scams and find numbers to call for help.

Do

Be aware of these tricks that scammers use:

Don't

Don't send mortgage payments to any company that is not your loan servicer.

Don't sign any documents without having them reviewed by a lawyer or independent expert.

Don't stop making mortgage payments.

Don't forget that real help from the government is always free.

Don't give anyone your personal information, Social Security number, or bank information. Only share if you've confirmed their identity and that they represent a legitimate company.

Don't fall for rent-to-buy schemes or other mortgage fraud schemes.

Predatory Loans
Most mortgage professionals are trustworthy and provide a valuable service, helping you to buy or refinance your home. But dishonest or "predatory" lenders do exist and engage in practices that can put you at risk of losing your home to foreclosure. Learn how to protect yourself from and report predatory lending and loan fraud.

Report Predatory Loans

Learn how to file a complaint about mortgages and lenders, and who to send your complaint to.

How to Protect Yourself from Predatory Loans

Learn about the types of scams that predatory lenders use to trick you. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has counselors available across the country to help you navigate mortgage professionals, look out for scams, and choose the right loan type for you.

Predatory lenders may try to:

Sell properties for much more than they are worth using false appraisals

Encourage borrowers to lie about their income, expenses, or cash available for down payments in order to get a loan

Knowingly lend more money than a borrower can afford to repay

Charge high interest rates to borrowers based on their race or national origin and not on their credit history

Charge fees for unnecessary or nonexistent products and services

Do

Before you buy a home, attend a homeownership education course offered by a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)-approved, non-profit counseling agency.

Interview several real estate agents, and ask for and check references before you select one to help you buy or sell a home.

Get information about the current values and recent sale prices of other homes in the neighborhood.

Hire a qualified and licensed home inspector to carefully inspect the property before you are obligated to buy.

Determine whether you or the seller will be responsible for paying for the repairs.

Shop for a lender and compare costs.

Be suspicious if anyone tries to steer you to just one lender. Learn more about how to spot predatory lending and protect yourself.

Become an educated consumer and learn about loans, mortgage fraud, and consumer protection.

Don't

Don't lie about your income, age, or anything else on a home loan application.

Don't give anyone your personal or financial information, including your Social Security number, through email or messaging.

Don't use a lender, real estate professional, or contractor who cannot provide you with a license number and recommendations.

Don't fall for loans or offers that seem too good to be true.

Don't take out a loan offered to you by telemarketers, flyers, or door-to-door sales.

Don't feel obligated or pressured to sign up for a loan or service "today."

Rental Scams
Rental scams happen when either a property owner or potential tenant misrepresents themselves. Rental scams also misrepresent the terms and availability of a rental property. Fake ads and fake responses to rental ads can hurt both tenants and property owners.

Scams Targeting Renters

If you're searching for rental properties online, it's important to learn about rental scams.

Report Scams Targeting Renters

Report a rental scam to your state consumer protection or local law enforcement.

If you found the rental ad online, report the scam to the website where it was posted. Also, file a report with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center.

How to Protect Yourself from Scams Targeting Renters

Be suspicious that the property or transaction could be a scam if:

The advertised price is much lower than that of similar properties.

Ads for the property have grammatical and spelling errors, or overuse capital letters.

The ad uses uncommon spellings of words, like "favour" instead of "favor."

You can only work with an agent. The agent says that the owner is too busy, out of the country, or otherwise unavailable to handle the rental.

The owner or agent requires you to sign the lease before you see the rental property.

The owner or agent isn't able to let you enter the home or apartment or charges you a fee to view it.

The owner or agent uses high-pressure sales tactics. They may urge you to rent quickly before someone else gets the property.

Do

Learn the basics of how rental listing scams work.

Get the terms of your rental in writing, including fees, rent, and maintenance.

Get a copy of the lease, signed by both you and the property owner/manager.

Do a search on the owner, real estate management company, and listing. If you find the same ad listed under a different name, that's a clue it may be a scam.

Visit real estate websites. See if the home you want to rent is also listed in another city. A scammer could have copied the photo or description of another rental to use in their ad.

Learn how military families can avoid rental scams.

Don't

Don't wire money as a deposit or payment for the first and last month's rent. Wiring money is the same as giving cash; you can't get a refund, even if you find out the offer was a fraud.

Don't give in to high-pressure sales tactics.

Don't pay a security deposit, fee, or first month's rent before you've signed a lease.

Don't rent a property that you are unable to see before signing the agreement.

Don't send money for a rental overseas.

Don't give your personal information or Social Security number to a property owner without verifying their identity.

Scams Targeting Rental Property Owners

If you're offering a property for lease, it's important to be aware of renter's scams.

Report Scams Targeting Property Owners

If you feel that you're the victim of an renter's scam involving the internet, report it to the FBI.

Contact your state attorney general's office. The office may explain your legal rights as a landlord. Also ask how to file a complaint against a renter or potential renter.

How to Protect Yourself From Scams Targeting Property Owners

Do

Search your renter's name and email address to see if others have flagged them as a scammer.

Consider using a tenant background check, also known as a consumer report.

Learn more from the Federal Trade Commission about legal background checks.

Before renting your property, meet the prospective tenant or the person who will pay the rent.

Conduct an image search of your property. An imposter may use images of your property to create their own listings as part of a scam.

Request each renter's personal references and follow up with those individuals.

Carefully verify your renter's income.

Don't

Don't accept overpayment for rental properties.

If you receive a check that's for more than the specified amount, return it. Do not deposit it.

Don't rent or sell to a would-be tenant or buyer sight unseen.

Don't accept a cashier's check from your potential tenant if he or she is out of the country.

Don't fall for an unexplained urgency to rent the property.

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Rice's Recreation and Wellness Center provides a lot of stress management resources, such as courses, talks, therapy, etc.

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RECREATION CENTER CLOSURE AND WELL-BEING RESOURCES
Thank you for your continued support of the Rice Recreation Center. At this time our facilities remain closed, however we continue to make preparations for reopening.
We know how important activity and exercise are to both your physical and mental health, so our Recreation team has been hard at work to find creative ways to help you keep up your well-being routine. Follow this link for more information and please check back with us for the latest updates.

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you! If you have general information questions, e-mail us at ricerec@rice.edu or call us at 713.348.4058. If you have questions for a specific program or program director, visit our contact page for a complete list of phone numbers.

Find our physical location on the Rice University campus map.

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Barbara and David Gibbs Recreation and Wellness Center

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RECREATION CENTER CLOSURE AND WELL-BEING RESOURCES Thank you for your continued support of the Rice Recreation Center. At this time our facilities remain closed, however we continue to make preparations for reopening. We know how important activity and exercise are to both your physical and mental health, so our Recreation team has been hard at work to find creative ways to help you keep up your well-being routine.

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 The Rice Recreation Center Wellness Program is proud to offer chair massage services to our members.

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 The Rice Recreation Center Wellness Program is proud to offer chair massage services to our members.

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Are you feeling stressed, tense, or just need to relax? The Rice Recreation Center Wellness Program is proud to offer chair massage services to our members. A chair massage can reduce tension in your neck and shoulders while increasing your circulation and improving productivity. In just 10 minutes, a chair massage can provide therapeutic results for those aches and pains in your body.

Long-term Benefits of Massage:

Anxiety and stress relief

Improves immune system

Headache relief

Reduction of insomnia

Chair Massage Services

Days & Times: Tuesdays, 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Location: Rice Recreation Center - next to the Outdoor Adventure Center
Pricing: $1.00 per minute. Payment is due at the time of service - cash, check, or credit are accepted.
To sign up: Sign up begins at 1:00pm on Tuesdays on a first-come, first-served basis. Massages will be offered in 10 minute increments.
This is an exclusive service for members of the Gibbs recreation center. Non-Member Rice affiliates will have to pay a $5 day pass fee to enter the recreation center.
Questions? Please e-mail Alex Faris, assistant director of fitness and wellness, at ajf13@rice.edu.

For massage updates, please join the get-fit listserv or check back here for updates!

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Are you feeling stressed, tense, or just need to relax? The Rice Recreation Center Wellness Program is proud to offer chair massage services to our members. A chair massage can reduce tension in your neck and shoulders while increasing your circulation and improving productivity.

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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is an 8-week program that teaches people to utilize their innate resources and abilities to respond more effectively to stress and pain (physical and psychological)

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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is an 8-week program that teaches people to utilize their innate resources and abilities to respond more effectively to stress and pain (physical and psychological). It is based on the practice of mindfulness, which is about waking up, being fully alive, and being present for the richness of each moment of our lives. This program highlights mindfulness-based interventions and teaches participants techniques to control attention, build non-judgmental, moment-to-moment awareness, and cultivate compassion for self and others. Through the use of these techniques, participants will discover his/her habituated and often unhelpful reactions to life's stressors, and learn alternative responses. With practice, one can apply these skills to everyday situations and begin to connect more fully with one's self, loved ones, and the life one is living.

Format

The Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction course consists of 8 weekly sessions, each 2.5 hours long, and one all-day intensive retreat. Each session will include guided meditation, gentle movement or other mindfulness-based practices.

Objectives

Objectives for the course include:

Establishment of a daily meditation practice

Cultivation of mindful awareness through several different types of mindfulness practices

Recognition of negative patterns of reactivity triggered by stressors, and the development of alternative responses to stress

Development of a deeper connection to and understanding of one's body and emotions

Strategies to practice and apply mindfulness techniques in both personal and professional settings

More effective communication with colleagues, supervisors, family and friends

Is MBSR Right for Me?

MBSR can be helpful for any individual who faces stress and challenge in her/his life. Among the specific difficulties past participants have reported are:

Chronic pain and illness

Stress

Anxiety and worry

Depression

Relationship difficulties

Problems with substances

Sleep disturbance

Hypertension

Career related issues

Grief and loss

Additional important factors for consideration include attendance and commitment. Participants should be able to attend each class session, the all-day retreat, and to practice mindfulness at home for 20-40 minutes a day.

Spring Schedule

Class Dates:Tuesdays, January 28th-March 17th

(All-day retreat: March 7th from 9am-3pm)

Time: 6:15pm-8:45pm

Class Location: Barbara and David Gibbs Recreation Center--Multipurpose Room 2

Pricing

Rice-Affiliate: $350

Non-Rice Affiliate: $425
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Participants who withdraw prior to the 1st class may receive a full refund minus a $30 administrative fee. Once class begins, no refunds will be granted.

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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is an 8-week program that teaches people to utilize their innate resources and abilities to respond more effectively to stress and pain (physical and psychological). It is based on the practice of mindfulness, which is about waking up, being fully alive, and being present for the richness of each moment of our lives.

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My perfect studying environment would be some place that is quiet in which I can focus. It would also not be crowded and probably has  great scenery.

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Studying places according to my preference:

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Studying places according to my preference:

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1. Brochstein Pavilian
With its glass walls, plentiful seating, and coffee house jazz music, Brockstein Pavilian offers that best study space for people who want to study in groups or by them selves.
2. Wooden Tables Under Brockman Hall
This place isn’t well know to many people, but it offers a great study space for those who wish to be outside but yet be in the peace and quite.
3. Fondren 4th Floor
This is also a hidden gem that many people don’t know about. Right when exiting the elevators on the fourth floor closet to the student entrance, you will find a great study area with floor chairs and desks that give a view of the academic quad.

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Everyone can use a list of great places to study. But don't worry, I will leave residential colleges out of this list.

With its glass walls, plentiful seating, and coffee house jazz music, Brockstein Pavilian offers that best study space for people who want to study in groups or by them selves. Within the Pavilian is a small coffee shop that sells everything from gelato to smoothies, although at a slightly expensive price point. It is also a great place to get to know someone or simply calm down from the hustle of college.
2. Rice Coffee House
This place doesn't have the same views and calming environment that Brochstein Pavilian offers, but it is a well established coffeeshop within rice. All of its prices are reasonable and many people go in to study for its convenience and environment. Although a bit noisy at time, if you enjoy the modern hustle, coffee shop might be the place for you.
3. RMC
If you want a good study place without being isolated form other people, studying in the RMC might be a good idea. In the RMC there is a lot of seating for people to study at. The student store, sammys, and 4 taco is also located here for refreshments while you study.
4. Wooden Tables Under Brockman Hall
This place isn't well know to many people, but it offers a great study space for those who wish to be outside but yet be in the peace and quite. Hidden within the Physics/Astronoy building are a couple of wooden tables next to a beautiful flowing fountain. An overall great place to study.
5. Fondren 4th Floor
This is also a hidden gem that many people don't know about. Right when exiting the elevators on the fourth floor closet to the student entrance, you will find a great study area with floor chairs and desks that give a view of the academic quad. Personally not a big fan of studying in the library, but if you do, at least study in style.
6. Wooden Bench Outside of the RMC
This place is great if the weather is nice. Even though you will be able to see the many people walking around to go to class or maybe get a cup of coffee, it still offers a great place to sit down and maybe ground out an essay or two.

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Everyone can use a list of great places to study. But don't worry, I will leave residential colleges out of this list. With its glass walls, plentiful seating, and coffee house jazz music, Brockstein Pavilian offers that best study space for people who want to study in groups or by them selves.

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All courses will be in-class and online thus providing a Hybrid System. Furthermore,  necessary precautions will be held.

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All courses will be in-class and online thus providing a Hybrid System. Furthermore,  necessary precautions will be held.

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I don't think that finding my perfect study place would really be prevented with the whole COVID situation, since I don't like crowded places.

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I don't think that finding my perfect study place would really be prevented with the whole COVID situation, since I don't like crowded places.

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1) Professors
2) Course Recitations and Tutorials
3) College Academic Programs
- Each residential college has an Academic Fellows or Mentors Society, an honorary service organization dedicated to academic life in the college.
4) Office of Academic Advising

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Semester calendars include all the dates thus students can mark everything prior to deadlines.

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Semester calendars include all the dates thus students can mark everything prior to deadlines.

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Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) | Rice University

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Located in an urban environment on a 300-acre tree-lined campus, Rice University seizes its advantageous position to pursue pathbreaking research and create innovative collaboration opportunities that contribute to the betterment of our world.

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Rice University decisions regarding COVID-19 are guided by the following four priorities:

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1) Protect the health, safety and wellbeing of every member of our community, and contribute to the local and national efforts to reduce the spread of this deadly virus.

2) Base our decisions on health guidance from an authoritative scientific source – the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

3) Continue carrying out our academic mission as best as possible given the circumstances.

4) Take actions that are consistent with our Rice values of responsibility, integrity, community and excellence.

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