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Profile: Hibah Virk at Baptist Hospitals
Rebecca Evans ’19 Publishes Chemistry Research Related to Parkinson’s Disease
She works in the lab of Prof. Mauricio Cafiero and has published her manuscript in the peer-reviewed journal Computational and Theoretical Chemistry.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Rhodes Gathering Pays Tribute to Aretha Franklin
On Aug. 29, a mix of faculty, staff, and students gathered in Rhodes’ Hyde Hall as the strains of “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)” and “Son of a Preacher Man” played in the background. They came for lunch and an intimate discussion about the life, music, and Memphis roots of Aretha Franklin, who died Aug. 16.
Why Rhodes?
2018 Convocation Opening Remarks
Dr. Charles McKinney - The Dangerous Nature of Education
McCoy Theatre’s “Violet” Takes Best Production Award

“Violet” cast and crew also won in six other categories at the Ostrander Awards held Aug. 26 at the Orpheum Theatre. Ryan Gilliam won an Ostrander for his role in McCoy Theatre’s production of “Theophilus North.”

Brooks Lamb ’17 Publishes Book on Overton Park Written While a Student at Rhodes

Filled with historic photos, the book includes stories from his interviews with those who have experienced Overton Park first-hand, whether defending it, fighting for desegregation of its facilities in the 1960s, or just enjoying its spaces.

Professor Michael LaRosa Publishes Second Edition of Book on Latin American History

He teamed up with Colombian historian Dr. Germán Mejía to publish the book, which provides topical overviews of the key developments and movements in Latin American history, ranging from the earliest human settlement to the present day.  

Meet Aly Ruhl: Rhodes' New Director of Greek Life

Aly Ruhl has been hired as Rhodes College’s new director of Greek life, leadership, and engagement. Her primary focus on campus will be supporting Greek life organizations, in addition to serving as an advisor to IFC (Interfraternity Council), NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic Council), and Panhellenic.