Sarah Lacy,  journalist and media entrepreneur, will headline a conference in Nashville showcasing some of the fastest-growing startups in Southeastern states.

One of Rhodes' more intriguing programs on campus is the Deaf Literacy Fellowship. The fellowship is in its third year and has four fellows each year.

The Bridge, a new street paper bridging the gap for the homeless and run by Rhodes students, is featured in Inside Higher Ed this week.

The Rhodes Singers and Chambers Singers are on tour this week in Ruston, Mandeville and New Orleans, La.

Rhodes will take two mock trial teams to the Memphis opening round of the National Championship Tournament to be held March 22-24 sponsored by the American Mock Trial Association.

Phoebe Strom ’14 won second place in the category of World History for her paper at the Phi Alpha Theta convention in Nashville.

On March 21, Dr. Michael LaRosa, associate professor of history at Rhodes, will deliver a public lecture at Texas State University.

Rhodes students discuss their favorite meals at the campus dining hall, the Catherine Burrow Refectory, lovingly called "The Rat."

The Women′s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced the 2013 WBCA Division III Coaches′ All-America Team on March 14.

Memphis’ first “street newspaper,” The Bridge, will hit the streets March 21. Founded by Rhodes sophomores James Ekenstedt and Evan Katz, it aims to raise awareness around issues of homelessness and poverty while providing a sustainable source of income to those who have personally experienced homelessness. The paper is managed by Rhodes sophomore Caroline Ponseti, and she and the founders recently were interviewed on WHBQ/FOX-TV.