Universities and colleges
Found in 205 Collections and/or Records:
Rice University College Bowl records
Rice University Commencement files
The Rice University Commencement files include programs, newsclippings and notes dating from the first commencement in 1916 up to the current day. A majority of the material has been digitized and is available online at
Rice University Committee on Examinations and Standing records
This record group includes the minutes, memoranda, correspondence and reports generated by the Rice University Committee on Examinations and Standing.
Rice University Committee on Public Lectures Records
This material includes minutes of the Rice University Committee on Public Lectures' meetings, lists of lecturers, suggestions for speakers, administrative files, and in some cases, texts of the lectures themselves.
Rice University Committee on the Library records
The minutes, memoranda, correspondence and reports of the Committee on the Library.
Rice University Committee on Undergraduate Teaching records
The memoranda, reports, proposals and correspondence generated by or for the Rice University Committee on Undergraduate Teaching.
Rice University Committee on University Marshals records
This collection consists of the schedule of the commencement ceremony, a script of the ceremony, the seating plan, the marching order of faculty participants, a rain plan, a degree listing by candidates, and committee reports, most for the 1986 ceremony.
Rice University construction records
This collection consists of materials related to the construction of the Rice University campus from the initial engagement of the master plan architects in 1909 to the present time. Included are expense records, diagrams, photographs, newsclippings, and a small amount of correspondence.
Rice University Court records
The collection consists of hearing abstracts of cases heard by the University Court.
Rice University COVID-19 Student Memories Collection
Reflection entries submitted by students enrolled in Rice University courses during the COVID-19 pandemic.