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The annual Ostrander Awards celebrate excellence in collegiate, community, and professional theater in Memphis, and the Rhodes Theatre Guild has received 14 nominations in the Division II category for the 2022-2023 season.
Karl Erickson, assistant professor of art, and Emily Burkhead ’20, who graduated from Rhodes with a bachelor’s degree in urban studies, will have their films featured at the first annual Chroma Art Film Festival to be held Aug. 12 in Miami.
Rhodes College has stood out over the years for its magnificent architecture and landscaping. Rhodes’ newest recognition comes from the college-search platform College Rover.
Project SEED provides numerous research opportunities for high school students with diverse identities and socioeconomic backgrounds and a strong interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math).
Search is a three-semester interdisciplinary curriculum.
In this new book, Lamb draws from in-depth interviews and on-the-ground experiences to tell the stories of small- and mid-scale farmers who continue caring for their land despite challenges.
Rhodes is among Money’s Best Colleges in America 2023, which is based on quality, affordability, and student outcomes.
Rhodes has made one of Forbes’ newest rankings: America’s Best Small Employers. Only 300 institutions, from an initial pool of 10,000 businesses nationwide, made the inaugural list.
Rhodes alumnus Tony Eskridge ’20 is the recipient of the inaugural Rising Star Alum Hunger Leadership Award, presented by the Congressional Hunger Center in June in Washington, D.C.