Rhodes College once again has caught the eye of lifestyle magazine Southern Living and is featured in its updated listing of “The 45 Most Beautiful College Campuses in The South.”
Rhodes is celebrating its 100th anniversary in Memphis this year, and, as the campus has grown, the college has stayed true to the Gothic-style architecture championed by President Charles Diehl. The campus is also designated as a Class IV arboretum, and in the article, writer Jennifer Chappell Smith notes, “The campus also features elegant oak trees grown with seedlings from Rhodes College's original location in Clarksville, Tennessee.”
Recently, Rhodes was named a best college and also recognized for campus beauty by The Princeton Review.
Prospective students and their families have several options to visit and explore the beautiful, nationally ranked campus. Learn more and schedule a Rhodes visit.