Dr. Seth Rudy is quoted in a New York Times article on searching, sorting, and finding something special in the Age of Information. 

Students discuss ways to earn a PE credit that do not involve a traditional PE class. 

Alexandra Dileo and Samuel Holder are among the 55 student leaders and activists who will travel to NYC to participate in the Debating for Democracy (D4D) National Conference™

The Rhodes women′s lacrosse team is earning national recognition for their perfect 7-0 start on the season. The team was featured in Lacrosse Magazine on March 11.

For Anna Stachura ’15 and Brooke Bierdz ’15, early acceptance to medical school opens up a world of possibilities. 

Rhodes is featured in a Memphis Daily News article about completing a $314 million capital campaign. Most of the money raised will be used for scholarships and endowments.

There’s a reason Rhodes consistently tops charts for “Most Beautiful College Campuses” around the nation.

The Rhodes Singers will perform this week at various locations in Massachusetts, New York and New Hampshire. The tour includes a keystone performance, by invitation, at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. Dr. William Skoog is conductor, and Dr. Jane Gamble is pianist/organist. All concerts are free and open to the public.

Sunday, March 8, 7 p.m. 
Vienna Presbyterian Church 
124 Park Street NE 
Vienna, VA 22180

Rhodes College’s Memphis Center and Mike Curb Institute for Music will present the Beale Street Symposium, an exploration of the history of Beale Street.

The Rhodes women’s basketball team brought home their third consecutive Southern Athletic Association (SAA) title on Sunday, defeating Millsaps College, 62-46, in Jackson, MS.