Rhodes Exhibit Unpacks Emotional Elements of Place, According to Art Review
Rhodes’ Clough-Hanson Gallery is showing “de|constructing home,” comprised of video, drawings, and photographs that examine the relationship between the physical structure of the house and the idea of home.
Rhodes and Community Explore the Arts As Central to City’s Identity
The Memphis Center at Rhodes supports student experiential learning opportunities in surrounding neighborhoods as well as student interactions with community arts organizations.
Educational Studies Major Featured in The Commercial Appeal
An article about Rhodes’ new educational studies major is featured in the Nov. 24 issue of The Commercial Appeal.
Ted Gioia & The Hidden History of the Love Song
Since 1991, the Springfield Music Lecture series has been bringing respected and acclaimed members of the music community to Rhodes for a formal lecture followed by an informal conversation.
Prof. Sciubba Looks at Government’s Role in Controlling Spread of Zika Virus
To control the rapidly spreading Zika virus, the government of El Salvador recently asked its citizens to avoid getting pregnant from now until 2018, according to Prof. Jennifer Dabbs Sciubba.
RhodesHacks 0 Produces Innovative Ideas
On January 22, teams of students met in the basement of Barret Library to compete in Rhodes’ first hackathon, appropriately called RhodesHacks 0.
Seniors Katie Hatstat and Mallory Morris to Have Research Published in Peer-Reviewed Journal
Katie Hatstat (chemistry and neuroscience) and Mallory Morris (neuroscience) soon will have their research completed at Rhodes published in the peer-reviewed journal Computational and Theoretical Chemistry.
Prof. Laura Loth discusses the Tournées Festival
Join host Lynn Conlee and her guest Prof. Laura Loth in the latest Take Note podcast to learn about the six must-see French films that comprise this year’s Tournées Festival.