National and global news about Rhodes students and alums

They are seniors Casey Middleton, Erin Deery, Jordan Ankersen, and Cailey Kesselring, mentored by Professor Erin Bodine.

We're celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first class of women to be enrolled at the college and the countless women of achievement--students, faculty, staff, and administrators--who have called Rhodes their home.

Mallika Rao spent the summer helping to provide free health care services to women in India through the PoornaSudha Cancer Foundation.

Caroline Magee, Emily Harrison, Rebecca Evans,  Madison Perchik, and Samantha Jelinek were the only American undergraduates at the conference attended by scientists from all over the world.

The film by the Rhodes business alumnus is titled “I Live Here.” Award winners become eligible for Oscars consideration.

Eason is the first male athlete from Rhodes to earn this honor.

Board of Trustees Chair Cary Fowler ’71 was interviewed about the Svalbard Global Seed Vault July 24 on NPR’s “Fresh Air.”

Since January, eight Rhodes faculty members have been leading book discussions for a group of 24 “residents” at the Women's Therapeutic Residential Center (WTRC) at the West Tennessee State Penitentiary in Henning.

Fourteen Rhodes international studies (IS) majors got a chance this summer to experience life in the nation’s capital as participants in the department’s annual D.C. Connection trip. The trip gives students a look at life inside the Beltway, where their academic endeavors come face to face with the real world. Joining the students were Dr. Jennifer Sciubba, associate professor of international studies; Dr.

This past Memorial Day weekend, the Rhodes Singers made it to the celebrated concert hall thanks to Dr. William Skoog, choral director and chair of the Department of Music at Rhodes.