| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
July 16 2008
|
ignatius
|
Hard to determine really. However, hs daughter took a (daytime) summer class at Rice; it was suggested she walk with others due to ongoing construction and difficulty monitoring access to campus. |
June 26 2008
|
inthemistylight
|
I felt pretty safe. |
March 26 2008
|
pedrossi
|
Rice University police seemed friendly and nonintrusive, but they were always on patrol and ready to help. |
March 20 2008
|
Kpearson502
|
Gosh, every few minutes it seemed a Rice Police or campus security vehicle pulled around the corner. Plus, they have poles with blue lights all over campus which you can go to and contact police. |
August 25 2007
|
embroglio
|
The campus "security" force is a police department that can arrive on site in 90 seconds. There is a very low crime rate, one of the lowest in private schools in Texas, or the nation. |
August 23 2007
|
Charmelody
|
It's pretty much isolated from the city. I felt safe the entire time. Also, the surrounding area looked relatively well-off. |
July 27 2007
|
poozislove
|
It's typical. Campus police right there, nighttime escorts, bus system, etc. |
August 10 2006
|
Father of the Boarder
|
Pretty good for a school in the middle of a major metroplitan area. In fact, really good under those circumstances. |
August 05 2006
|
kathryn07
|
Rice is in a great part of Houston and campus security appears to be tight. There are security posts all over the campus for emergencies. The surrounding neighborhoods seemed to be very safe. |
