Rhodes alumna Lesley McClendon was recognized by the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) as a 2014 Learning Media Digital Innovators.

Dr. Andrew Michta, M. W. Buckman Distinguished Professor of International Studies at Rhodes, has co-edited a new book addressing the most pressing debate regarding NATO’s future.

Nancy-Margaret Wehby ’16 is one of 13 college students from the US and Greece participating in Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS) in Greece cultural program.

Lynx basketball guard Lauren Avant ’14 has been nominated for the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

Rhodes staff member Angela Fletcher and her adopted bloodhound Maddy have been selected as Heroes of the Year by the Pet Philanthropy Circle.

The Summer Service Fellowship is a program designed to nurture a thirst for social justice and cultural growth in its fellows while giving them the tools to achieve those goals.

Dr. James R. Hight, an orthodontist in Jackson, TN, is the new president-elect of the Tennessee Dental Association.

Rhodes history major Dale Hutcherson ’15 has curated an exhibit at the Mud Island Mississippi River Museum.

The Russian Studies program at Rhodes is pleased to announce that Anna Kushnir ′14 recently received an Honorable Mention in the annual national essay competition of the American Council of Teachers of Russian.

In this year’s contest, more than 1,000 essays were submitted from 58 universities, colleges, and institutions across the nation. Three judges independently ranked each essay.

Kushnir was recognized in the "Heritage Speaker, Level 1" category.

Joslyn Hebda ′14 has published an article in the current edition of the Journal of International Relations.