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Tanner Nau, who recently received a bachelor’s degree in political science, has been awarded the Public Interest Fellowship for highly qualified recent college graduates interested in areas such as politics, education reform, and foreign policy.
Rhodes Theatre Guild (RTG) is in the running for multiple Ostrander Awards, which honor excellence in local theater.
Rhodes College faculty Dr. Casey Shin, Dr. Stephen Ceccoli, and Dr. Han Li in June presented a workshop to Mississippi secondary school teachers titled “Bringing Asia into the Classroom: Trade, Culture, and Global Connections.”
Rhodes student Margaret Wakefield ’26 has been accepted into the Academy for Civic Education and Democracy held at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. She is a political science major with a minor in international studies.
Rhodes students enrolled in the Psychology of Aging spring 2025 course are featured in Trezevant Living, a publication of the Trezevant Manor retirement community, about a project involving students interviewing residents about their lives.
Rhodes College, for the fourth consecutive year, has made Money’s annual Best Colleges in America list, which showcases the country’s top colleges and universities based on quality of education, affordability, and student outcomes.
Dr. Charles Diehl’s vision for an institution of higher learning closely intertwined with its host city has been realized, but there’s no time to rest on any laurels.
President Charles Diehl supervised every detail in the building of the new Memphis campus, selecting the location, the architects, and the design style—Collegiate Gothic—as well as negotiating contracts and hiring the new faculty.
Dr. Charles Edward Diehl knew there would be resistance when he made the choice to move what was then Southwestern Presbyterian University from Clarksville to Memphis.