In a position where you don’t know what to do?
Evan Katz ’15, a business major, has been working to help those in a quandary by turning his idea for an app into a reality. The new application is called Pickle, and he hopes it will provide a fun escape for college students as well as serve a greater purpose for those “in a pickle.”
Members of the Rhodes rowing team have been coaching a new rowing team at Soulsville Charter School in Memphis.
Rhodes is among 73 businesses and institutions across the state recently named a Healthier Tennessee Workplace.
Rhodes alumna Maggie Cupit is one of eight individuals chosen as a 2014 National Mortar Board Fellow.
Through community service, Rhodes is doing something to stop the exodus of young adults receiving their degrees and then moving elsewhere in the country to find work.
Dr. Valeria Nollan, professor of Russian Studies at Rhodes, has been named to the editorial board of Muzyka: Russian Music Past and Present.
Rhodes alumna Alison Lundergan Grimes, who is running for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, recently visited the campus.
Mark Sellers spent the summer researching different methods of teaching science through his internship with the Society of Physics Students (SPS) in Washington, D.C.
Rhodes is mentioned in a Forbes article about the salary potential for liberal arts graduates.
Sept. 17, the day the remaining delegates to the Philadelphia Convention signed the Constitution in 1787, is known as Constitution Day.