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== Residential Life ==
== Residential Life ==
The University breaks its students into [[residential colleges]], which included in 2007 the colleges of Hanszen, Baker, Brown, Lovett, Weiss, Jones, Martel, Sid Richardson, and William Rice Jr. Attorney General [[Alberto Gonzalez]] is a Rice University graduate, and an alumnus of [[Lovett College]] specifically.
The University breaks its students into [[residential colleges]], which included in 2007 the colleges of Hanszen, Baker, Brown, Lovett, Weiss, Jones, Martel, Sid Richardson, and William Rice Jr. Attorney General [[Alberto Gonzalez]] is a Rice University graduate, and an alumnus of [[Lovett College]] specifically.
==Athletics==
Rice has been a powerhouse in college baseball, but generally performs poorly in other sports.
Its football stadium (Rice Stadium) is best known as where then-President [[John F. Kennedy]] challenged Americans to send a man to the Moon and return him safely to the Earth before the end of the 1960's (Houston being the home of NASA's Mission Control Center). The stadium itself previously had a greater seating capacity than the total number of Rice alumni living and deceased, though it would later be downsized.
==Notes==
==Notes==
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