Dr. Andrew Michta recently was interviewed on The Loopcast, a national security and technology podcast.

President Troutt remembers  alumni testimonies about how a scholarship made a difference in individuals' ability to come to Rhodes.

The Rhodes Women′s Basketball Team has earned an at large bid to the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament and will host the first round of the tournament March 7.

The Alpha Epsilon Delta chapter of Phi Alpha Theta welcomed 30 new members at its recent induction ceremony.

As one of more than 100 students participating in the Rhodes Student Associate Program, Fetterman works in the Archives and Special Collections in the Paul Barret, Jr. Library.

Rhodes is set to host the 2014 SAA Women′s Basketball Tournament Feb. 28-March 2 in the Mallory Gym on campus.

On Feb. 28, Rhodes College’s Center for Outreach in Development of the Arts (CODA) will present "Exhibition Momentum," a juried exhibition of visual and performance art.

Rhodes College has been included in TheBestSchools.org’s article of “100 Best College and Universities in the U.S. by State.”

The Southern Athletic Association (SAA) has named Rhodes head swimming coach Charlie Boehme the 2013-2014 season women′s Coach of the Year.

Rhodes’ Memphis Center will present a two-day conference titled “From Civil War to Civil Rights: Race, Region and the Making of Public Memory” Friday, Feb. 28, and Saturday, March 1.

Bringing together an unparalleled group of historians, writers, teachers and artists, this conference explores the ways that the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the intervening years have shaped America’s understandings of race, region, the South, citizenship and identity.

Free and open to the public.