Houston Shut Down Its Biggest Biking Event for Pandemic Safety. The Indie Bike Scene Is Less Concerned.

Social cycling clubs have resumed their group rides, with tricked-out bikes and spotty mask-wearing. This article was published for Texas … More

A Flood of Emotions

Two Rice faculty bring their perspectives on disaster to recent books about Hurricane Harvey and flooding in Houston. This story … More

Michael Hsu’s New Houston Office Blends Whimsy and Modernism for Opening

To celebrate the firm’s new Houston outpost, Michael Hsu tapped local culinary clients and abstract artists for a party in … More

Meet the Man Who’s Trying to Put Houston on the Map…for Podcasting

It took an unlikely Houston transplant to launch a successful podcast about the quirks and charms of the Bayou City. … More

Drone Interest Takes Off as Regulation Lags Behind Popularity

“From the White House to Chicago’s suburbs, from Lollapalooza to Snapchat, unmanned aerial systems, commonly known as drones, have been making headlines.” The article, video and … More