Archive
In April with an international symposium on 1616, Rhodes joins the rest of the world in commemorating the 400th anniversary of Shakepeare’s death.
Dr. Timothy S. Huebner of the Department of History at Rhodes has published an op-ed in the New York Times that sheds light on the history of confirming court nominees in election years.
Rhodes students can get a unique “outside the classroom” experience through the Model United Nations course, a one-credit class in which students research and gain a better understanding of the UN.
The Southern Athletic Association (SAA) announced its Student-Athlete Academic Honor Roll for the 2015 fall semester, with Rhodes topping the list.
Music stirs the emotions, and presidential candidates can use the power of music in their campaigns to unify voters, according to Dr. Amy E. Jasperson, chair of the political science department at Rhodes.
On December 4th, the Mike Curb Institute of Music welcomed the band Mason Jar Fireflies to 1034 Audubon for the last Audubon Sessions performance of 2015.
Jeff Cleanthes, assistant athletic director and head baseball coach at Rhodes, has been named the college’s new director of athletics, effective March 2016.
Two Rhodes Mock Trial teams have secured bids to compete in the opening round of the National Championship Tournament.
Dr. Michael Long, a Rhodes alumnus and neuroscientist at New York University, for years has been studying how songbirds learn their vocalizations.