On Feb. 28, Rhodes College’s Center for Outreach in Development of the Arts (CODA) will present "Exhibition Momentum," a juried exhibition of visual and performance art.
Rhodes Included Among Best Schools in Tennessee
Rhodes College has been included in TheBestSchools.org’s article of “100 Best College and Universities in the U.S. by State.”
Boehme Named Coach of the Year and Portera Named Diver of the Year
The Southern Athletic Association (SAA) has named Rhodes head swimming coach Charlie Boehme the 2013-2014 season women′s Coach of the Year.
Rhodes′ Memphis Center to Present Free, Public Conference on “From Civil War to Civil Rights”
Rhodes’ Memphis Center will present a two-day conference titled “From Civil War to Civil Rights: Race, Region and the Making of Public Memory” Friday, Feb. 28, and Saturday, March 1.
Bringing together an unparalleled group of historians, writers, teachers and artists, this conference explores the ways that the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the intervening years have shaped America’s understandings of race, region, the South, citizenship and identity.
Free and open to the public.
Rhodes to Host Model United Nations Conference This Weekend
Rhodes will host the 33rd annual Mid-South Model United Nations (MSMUN) Conference Feb. 14-16.
Applications Now Open for the Rhodes Summer Writing Institute
The Summer Writing Institute for high school students is now accepting applications for the 2014 session.
Book by Prof. John E. Murray Wins South Carolina Historical Society Award
The Charleston Orphan House has been selected as the winner of the 2013 George C. Rogers Jr. Book Award.
Rhodes Named Winner of Investment Research Competition
Rhodes has won the local competition of the Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA) Institute Research Challenge.
Rhodes Honors Academic All-Stars from Memphis Metro Area
Rhodes recently hosted a reception in Burrow Hall on campus to honor The Commercial Appeal′s Academic All-Stars.
Skiing with the Big Diehl
On a recent three-day weekend, the Big Diehl provided the chance to ski the snowy mountains of North Carolina—for a mere $30.