Emily Clark ‘15

When people think college food, people think ramen. It’s stereotypical, cliché .... and in a lot of ways, very true. I mean, what could be better than a hot meal you can make in your microwave for less than fifty cents? It’s a dorm essential, a late night staple, and, admittedly, a little boring after a while.

Rhodes Political Science Professor Marcus Pohlmann commented on President Obama’s Jan. 20 State of the Union Address in an article titled “The War for the Middle Class in America.”

Studying both physics and theatre provides Mason Levy ’15 with different, but equally elegant, ways of expressing the world we live in

Rhodes senior Micah Leonard has been selected to receive a Rotary Global Education Grant for 2015-2016.

Rhodes College’s “Communities in Conversation” series will present five sets of events during the spring semester of 2015. All lectures are free and open to the public.

Kathleen Laakso, associate dean of students, and Dan Schrader, director of new student programs, offer several tips as to how students may improve their own time management skills. 

Rhodes alumna Lauren Kennedy recently became executive director of the UrbanArt Commission.

For Jessica Ritter ’15, being competitive—whether in sports or in life—begins with being prepared

Dr. Charles McKinney of Rhodes College was interviewed about the protest against police violence by top black news source, RollingOut.com.

People all over the world will be able to explore some of Memphis’ most beautiful and compelling locations through immersive, 360-degree imagery in Google Maps.