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Saylor Tettleton ’22 will be studying in Germany for one year as a Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Fellow.
Rhodes College had 397 student-athletes named to the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Academic Honor Roll for 2021-22, making it another banner year in the classroom for the Lynx.
Samuel Cross, a rising junior from Griffin, GA, is among the new members of the 2022-2023 Hillel International Student Cabinet. Hillel International has grown into the world’s largest Jewish campus organization.
The Rhodes Singers and Chamber Singers went on an international choir tour in May
A project completed for a course often can inspire a student to dig deeper into a subject, or even apply for an internship to further their knowledge.
Rhodes College is featured in the <em>Fiske Guide to Colleges 2023</em>, a best-selling college guidebook that includes profiles of more than 300 of the “best and most interesting” colleges in the country.
The music major is recording her first album at the legendary Willie Mitchell’s Royal Studios in Memphis, where musicians such as Al Green, Ann Peebles, Rod Stewart, John Mayer, and Bruno Mars have recorded hits.
There is a new addition to the Memphis Zoo family—Kosti the elephant—and she getting to know the zookeepers as well as Animal Behavior and Conservation Fellows from Rhodes College.
Rhodes College has enjoyed a tradition of athletic excellence since its founding in 1848. This standard, set from the very first time the Lynx took the field more than a century ago, continues today.