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4/18/2011 Rhodes Econ Professor Added To Tennessee Think TankThe Tennessee Center for Policy Research has added Dr. Art Carden, assistant professor of economics and business at Rhodes, to its team of senior fellows. »
4/15/2011 Rhodes Represented at Latin American Studies SymposiumThree Rhodes students made research presentations at the symposium held at Birmingham Southern College April 8. »
3/25/2011 Professor Pohlmann Recognized for Mock Trial ServiceThe presentation was made at the opening round of the 2011 American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament hosted by Rhodes this weekend. »
3/14/2011 Rhodes Society of Physics Students Named an Outstanding ChapterThe selection is based on the depth and breadth of SPS activities in such areas as physics research, public science outreach, and representation at physics meetings. »
3/4/2011 Rhodes College Acquires Shelby Foote’s Personal Library and PapersRhodes President William E. Troutt announced today the college has acquired Foote’s 2,350-volume book collection, handwritten book drafts and maps, and more. »
2/28/2011 Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Inducts New MembersInduction into the society recognizes outstanding students of history. »
2/24/2011 Physics Professor David Rupke Publishes Groundbreaking Astronomy ResearchThe research was completed with support from the U.S. National Science Foundation. »
2/21/2011 Two New Majors at RhodesThe college now offers a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences. »
2/18/2011 Music Chair to Conduct National President’s Day Choral FestivalDr. William Skoog will conduct “A Choral Salute to America’s Greatest Presidents” on Feb. 21 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. »
2/9/2011 Surviving in the Arts: CODA Fellows Travel to New YorkThe goal of the trip was for students to get a firsthand look at what it is like to live as an artist in New York City. »
2/7/2011 Zion Cemetery Project: Helping to Keep History AliveFor the past seven years, volunteers from Rhodes and the greater Memphis community have been involved in the cemetery′s restorations efforts. »
1/24/2011 Professor Gail Murray Announced Winner of History AwardShe will receive St. Mary’s Episcopal School’s Cynthia Pitcock Women’s History Award. »
