Memphis City Attorney Herman Morris Jr. is recipient of the Joseph I. Mulligan Jr. Distinguished Public Service Award.
Homeless Gain Income Through Paper Started by Rhodes Students
The Bridge aims to raise awareness around issues of homelessness while providing a sustainable source of income to currently and formerly homeless individuals who sell the paper as independent contractors.
Rhodes & Beyond
Twenty-five years after his lectures here, Foote continues to play a part in the education process of Rhodes students.
Situating Beloved Texts: A Trip to Berlin Impacts Search Faculty
Twenty faculty members from the Search for Values in Light of Western History and Religion program visited Berlin in May.
By Design: Full Renovation to Transform Rhodes Tower
Rhodes Tower joins the rest of the Frazier Jelke Science Center as the core of a planned renovation project that will usher in a new era of scientific endeavors.
Prof. Shira Malkin Directs Chatterbox Audio Theater’s New Bilingual Adaption of “The Necklace”
Chatterbox Audio Theater has released its two productions of Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace” that was adapted for audio and directed by Dr. Shira Malkin.
Rhodes, Ballet Memphis, and U. of Memphis to Present River Project Symposium Oct. 3-4
Rhodes in partnership with Ballet Memphis and The University of Memphis will present the River Project Symposium/Concert Oct. 3-4.
Prof. Michael LaRosa and Rhodes Alum Publish Immigration Reform Commentary on Huffington Post
Dr. Michael LaRosa and Rhodes alumnus Bryce Ashby ’00 have published a commentary on immigration reform on the Huffington Post politics page.
Men′s Golf Moves Into Top Five in College Rankings
The Rhodes College Men’s Golf Team is now ranked in the top five according to Golfstat College Rankings.
Prof. Jeffrey Jackson Publishes New Book on Cafés
A book co-edited by Rhodes history professor Jeffrey Jackson recently was released by Ashgate Press.