Professor of English Seth Rudy scours data to analyze word usage in 18th Britain. His targeted review of the language reveals critical aspects of the era’s search for knowledge.
Collaboration Enlarges Understanding of Urban Health Issues: Linked Courses Help Launch New Urban Studies Concentration
Dr. Elizabeth Thomas and Dr. Kendra Hotz taught separate classes that cross-enrolled their students as part of the new concentration, public health.
Rhodes Once Again Touted Among Country’s Best and Most Interesting Colleges
Rhodes is included in the Fiske Guide to Colleges 2015 to be released this week.
Isaacson, Reed Named WGCA All-American Scholars
The Women′s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholars for Division I, II and III have been announced, with Nikki Isaacson ’17 and Mary Reed ’14 earning the academic honor.
Tradition and Innovation
For decades, the scholar-mentor relationship at the heart of a Rhodes education has been a driving force inside the classroom.
Cooper-Young District
Katie Cannon ′15 discusses Rhodes students' favorite spots in the Cooper-Young district.
Rhodes Music Chair and MasterSingers Chorale to Perform in Paris Choral Festival
Dr. William Skoog will serve as artistic director for this year’s Paris Choral Festival June 30-July 5, 2014.
Lesley McClendon ’88 Recognized by PBS as One of America′s 100 Most Innovative Educators
Rhodes alumna Lesley McClendon was recognized by the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) as a 2014 Learning Media Digital Innovators.
Prof. Andrew Michta to Publish New Book on NATO, Quoted in New York Times
Dr. Andrew Michta, M. W. Buckman Distinguished Professor of International Studies at Rhodes, has co-edited a new book addressing the most pressing debate regarding NATO’s future.
Nancy-Margaret Wehby ’16 Participates in Harvard’s Center for Hellenic Studies Cultural Program
Nancy-Margaret Wehby ’16 is one of 13 college students from the US and Greece participating in Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS) in Greece cultural program.