St. Jude Memphis Marathon to Take Runners Through Rhodes Campus
The St. Jude Memphis Marathon is Saturday, Dec. 5, and new this year, the route goes through the Rhodes College campus.
The Audubon Sessions: PreauXX
On Friday, Nov. 13th, PreauXX (pronounced "Pro”) performed for roughly 50 students, faculty, and Memphians at Elvis’ original Memphis home. This was part of the Mike Curb Institute’s The Audubon Sessions concert series.
Prof. Muesse Interviewed for Wall Street Journal on Family Meditation
Prof. Mark Muesse of the Department of Religious Studies recently was interviewed for a Wall Street Journal article on teaching children how to meditate at an early age.
Modern Languages and Literatures Invites Campus to Express Feelings After Recent Attacks in Paris and Russia
After the terrorist attacks in Beirut, Paris and Russia, the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures decided to invite the community to remember the victims and to give voice to feelings of loss.
Dr. John Copper Publishes Three-Volume Work on China's Foreign Aid and Investment Diplomacy
Professor Copper recently published a three-volume work on China's foreign aid and foreign investment diplomacy.
Students Take Top Awards at Local Geographic Information System Conference
Maraia Tremarelli, a senior environmental science major, recently won the Memphis Area Geographic Information Council (MAGIC) annual scholarship.
President Troutt Featured in The College Initiative’s New Video
Rhodes President William E. Troutt is featured in a new video about The College Initiative (TCI).
Prof. Nasong’o Edits New Book on Ethnic Conflict in Africa
Dr. Shadrack W. Nasong’o, of Rhodes’ Department of International Studies, is editor of the new book The Roots of Ethnic Conflict in Africa: From Grievance to Violence.
Pumpkin Drop Returns to Physics Tower
On October 30, under a cloudy night sky, the Society of Physics Students (SPS) held their annual Pumpkin Drop.