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11/11/2011 Rhodes Undergraduate To Make Presentation at Graduate Student Conference He is Mathew Jehl ’13, a history-political science bridge major. »
11/10/2011 The Great Courses To Release New Series of Lectures By Prof. Mark MuesseThe lecture series is titled "Practicing Mindfulness." »
11/9/2011 Grimes ’01 Elected Kentucky Secretary of State In First Bid for Public OfficeAlison Lundergan Grimes defeated her opponent by a nearly 3-2 margin in the Nov. 8 race. »
11/9/2011 Rhodes Alumnus Takes American Historical Association’s Top Prize for Undergraduate ResearchDaniel Williford ’11 and his faculty mentor, Dr. Etty Terem, will be recognized at the upcoming AHA annual meeting in Chicago. »
11/8/2011 Rhodes To Host On-Campus Visit by Partnership for Public Service SpeakerRhodes is one out of 110 schools selected to host a guest speaker from the Partnership for Public Service’s Call to Serve Speakers Bureau. »
11/7/2011 Mr. and Ms. RhodesThey are Rhodes seniors Salar Rafieetary and Sarika Mirchandani. »
11/7/2011 Ryan Call ’05 Wins National Writing PrizeHe is one of 10 writers from across the country to receive the 2011 Whiting Awards. »
11/7/2011 Field Hockey Wins Third Consecutive SCAC TitleOn Nov. 6, the team defeated Centre 4-0 to win its third consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship. »
11/4/2011 Computer Science Majors To Compete in Programming ContestThe competition will be held at Murray State University on Nov. 5. »
11/3/2011 Rhodes History Class To Be Featured on C-SPAN3 This WeekendA classroom discussion led by History Department Chair Dr. Tim Huebner will air Nov. 5 and Nov. 6. »
11/2/2011 Science Students Present Research at Computational Chemistry ConferenceSix Rhodes students and Chemistry Professor Dr. Mauricio Cafiero recently attended the 20th Conference on Current Trends in Computational Chemistry in Jackson, Miss. »
11/1/2011 Rhodes To Celebrate 400 Years of the King James BibleFrom Nov. 9–13, the college will host an exciting series of events to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible, published in 1611. »
