Prof. Gray Elected to International Society of New Testament Scholars
Patrick Gray, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, was elected to membership in the international Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas at its recent General Meeting in Montreal.
Amanda Sisk ’98 Directs New York Production
This summer, theatre alumna Amanda Sisk ’98 directed “I’ll Say She.”
Short Story by Phoebe Driscoll ’15 Wins Award in Renowned Fiction Contest
Phoebe Driscoll, who graduated from Rhodes in 2015 with a B.A. in English, has won an Editor's Choice award in the 2016 Raymond Carver Short Story Contest.
McCoy Theatre’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” Nominated for Local Theatre Awards
The annual Ostrander Awards honor the best in local live theatre, and Rhodes’ McCoy Theatre has received several nominations in the college division.
Students Put History Skills to Work at Memphis Public Library
Over the summer, two Rhodes History majors were involved in preserving a largely hidden part of Memphis history.
Prof. Hughes Takes Part in Elvis Week Panel
Dr. Charles Hughes, director of Rhodes’ Memphis Center, is taking part in the 2016 “Elvis Week” celebration at Graceland.
The Pack Looking to Another Big Year
In 2011, students that wanted to rally Rhodents together to encourage their peers competing in various sports founded The Pack.
Will Cobb ’18 Develops Tracking App for Pokémon
Will Cobb ’18, a computer science major, has developed an app that’s trending in the Apple App Store.
Rhodes Weather Station Now Available Online
Now you can know the exact measurements of the weather using Rhodes’ personal weather station, perched atop Rhodes Tower.
Survey Says: Advice for First-Year Students
We asked professors, recent grads, and rising seniors what advice they would give a first-year for navigating those sometimes deep waters. Here’s what they told us.