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Prof. Boyle Among Group of Scientists Warning of Primates’ Extinction

Dr. Sarah Boyle is part of a team of 31 primatologists who have been analyzing the conservation status of 504 primate species from around the world.

Prof. Rhiannon Graybill Publishes Book on Biblical Prophets Through a Modern Lens

A new book by Prof. Rhiannon Graybill, assistant professor of religious studies and director of the gender and sexuality studies program, has been published by Oxford University Press.

Multiethnic, Mixed-Income Neighborhood in Milwaukee Subject of New Book By Prof. Perry

A new book by Dr. Evelyn M. Perry, associate professor of sociology, is scheduled for publication Feb. 27, 2017 by the University of North Carolina Press. It is titled Live and Let Live.

Prof. LaRosa’s New Book Focuses on U.S.–Latin American Relations Since 1889

Dr. Michael LaRosa has published a new textbook titled The Third Century with historian Mark Gilderhus and Rhodes alumnus David LaFevor.

Prof. McKinney Appears on CNN
Dr. Charles McKinney, the Neville Frierson Bryan Chair of Africana Studies and associate professor of history, appeared on a CNN news segment January 17.
The Audubon Sessions to Make TV Debut

The Audubon Sessions makes its television debut in 2017 on public, educational, and government (PEG) cable access stations in cities throughout the country.

Prof. Cullen Editor of New Book on Democracy and Education

Dr. Daniel Cullen, Professor in the Department of Political Science, is the editor of a new book, Liberal Democracy and Liberal Education.

Prof. Mark Pohlmann Discusses the National Debate on the Electoral College

Dr. Mark Pohlmann of the Department of Political Science was interviewed on WREG News Channel 3.

Rhodes Receives Major Grant to Expand Partnership with National Civil Rights Museum

Rhodes College is the recipient of a $600,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a partnership with the National Civil Rights Museum (NCRM).

Former Biology Student Names New Worm Species In Honor of Prof. Collins

Not everyone thinks about having his or her name listed among parasitic worms, but Dr. Michael Collins, associate professor of biology, now has bragging rights.