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The Rhodes Staff Advisory Council is thrilled to announce two more winners of the new PAWS for Applause award.
Gage Wilson ’27 is the recipient of the Top Portfolio Manager – Spring 2026 award in the Portfolio Management course.
John Creveling, a junior business major from Austin, TX, presented the winning pitch at the annual Rhodes College Venture Challenge held April 30 on campus. He gained the $10,000 Grand Prize to help launch OptimSolutions for home service businesses.
Rachel Carroll, a senior health equity major who has made an impact on campus as a Bonner Scholar, says, “Choosing to remain rooted in Memphis has proven to be an enriching choice.”
Both the Rhodes College men's lacrosse team and women’s lacrosse team are headed to the NCAA Division III Championship, after capturing Southern Athletic Association titles.
The Inclusive Excellence Council has selected members of the Rhodes community members for its inaugural awards recognizing those who have made meaningful contributions to the promotion of belonging on campus.
Dr. Evelyn Perry, associate professor of sociology, and Dr. John Kaltner, associate professor of religious studies, were presented with Rhodes College’s highest honors conferred on faculty at the annual Awards Convocation.
The student-led Campus Life Awards on April 23 recognized members of the Rhodes community for their commitment and passion in various areas of campus involvement.
Sophia Cracraft, Lydia Gold, Melate Kebede, and Erin McTigue—members of the Rhodes College Class of 2026—have been selected to receive Fulbright U.S. Student Awards for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Dr. Stephen Haynes, professor of religious studies at Rhodes, has been selected to receive the 2026 Harold Love Outstanding Community Service Award presented by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.