We, the undersigned faculty of the Latin American Studies Program, reaffirm diversity as an essential value of our community.

The fellowship includes research in Japan, Brazil, India, and Poland.

Shelley Spring Williams graduated from Rhodes in 2004 with a degree in Religious Studies.

This year marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s 1616 death, an event being commemorated worldwide.

Bonner Scholar JaVorah Davis ’16 was looking for a way to use both her Spanish and mathematics majors when the perfect opportunity arrived.

Among student opportunities at Rhodes are summer international internships, and two juniors have been selected to receive competitive U.S. Department of Commerce internships.

Samhitha Curpad recently won the Best Student paper at the national conference of the Association for Marketing and Health Care Research held in Crested Butte, CO.

Quentin Hebda, who graduated from Rhodes in 2013 with a B.A. in theatre, has established himself in New York City’s theatre world.

The Torch Chapter of Mortar Board at Rhodes College recently inducted 37 new members.

Seniors Isabelle Bruner, Sarah Clifton, Mariam Ebeid, and Emily Gibson presented their research at the 24th Annual Latin American Studies Symposium hosted by Birmingham-Southern College April 1.