Dr. Michael Nelson, political science professor at Rhodes College, edited and interviewed for an online resource that is dedicated to studying the 2004 Presidential Election.
Exhibition Momentum Features Young Community Artists, From Rhodes and Beyond
The Center for Outreach in the Development of the Arts (CODA) annually presents Exhibition Momentum.
Provenance Puzzle Solved
Art history major Lauren Howell ’15 had an internship with the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. Her assignment was to study the provenance of the museum's permanent collections.
Rhodes College President to Serve on Tennessee State Board of Education
Rhodes College President William E. Troutt has been appointed by Gov. Bill Haslam to the nine-member Tennessee State Board of Education.
In a Pickle? There’s an App for That!
Evan Katz ’15 creates new app, Pickle, which helps individuals decide if their outfit is good or not by getting opinions from friends.
Hanging out with Sarah Lacy '98
Sarah Lacy ’98, founder of PandoDaily, describes her time at Rhodes and the paths that led her to success in Memphis and beyond.
Rhodes Alumna Adiha Khan Wins Science Award at Student Research Symposium
Adiha Khan ‘13, 2nd year dental student at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center won the Basic Science Research Award at the Hinman Student Research Symposium.
Learning to Fly: Sometimes, It’s (Not) the Hardest Thing
Today, Philinese “Philly” Kirkwood ’11 is riding high in New York City.
Reading by Kevin Wilson Prompts Laughter and Conversation
On February 27th, the Rhodes College English department hosted Kevin Wilson for a fiction reading and conversation about writing, reading, and life.
Mike Cody Four Mile Classic Celebrates 25 Years
On Saturday, Feb. 7, Rhodes will host the 25th annual Mike Cody 4 Mile Classic, a road race around campus which benefits the Rhodes Cross Country and Track & Field Programs.