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7/2/2012 Elle Wiggins ’14 Helps in Efforts To Reduce Crime Through InternshipA Rhodes psychology major, she has been working with criminologist Richard Janikowski conducting data analysis on various types of crimes. »
6/25/2012 Class of 2012 Psychology Majors Publish Research in ADHD JournalThe article is titled The article titled "The Sensory Gating Inventory As a Potential Diagnostic Tool for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder." »
6/22/2012 It’s the Seventh Summer For CrossroadsMembers of the Summer 2012 Crossroads to Freedom team not only come from Rhodes but also from other colleges. »
5/4/2012 Rhodes Students Present Research at 20th Annual Latin American Studies SymposiumProfessors Elizabeth Pettinaroli and Eric Henager accompanied the group to the symposium. »
5/4/2012 Biology Majors Win Awards at Regional MeetingThey are Kimber Jones ’13 and Sarah Ferguson ’13 »
4/20/2012 Novikoff Publishes Lead Article in Prestigious JournalThe article is in the April issue of the American Historical Review. »
4/17/2012 Snake-Hosted Parasite Ecology Research by Rhodes Team To Be Published in Urban EcosystemsThe research was conducted by Adiha Khan ’13, Matt Grisham ’13, Anna J. Gay ’13, and Professors Jon Davis, Sarah Boyle, and Luque de Johnson. »
4/16/2012 Newly Selected Fulbright Award Grantees Hail From Rhodes They are Rhodes senior Jake Groves and alumnus Richard Hurd. »
4/9/2012 Mathematics Students Compete in International ContestTwo teams of Rhodes students competed in the 28th annual Mathematical Contest in Modeling with teams representing institutions from 17 countries. »
4/4/2012 Rhodes Student Shares Story of Surviving Cancer, Working at St. Jude as Student ResearcherMaggie Cupit ’13 is featured in USA TODAY’s College Blog. »
3/29/2012 Elizabeth Parkinson ’10 Continues Cancer Research, Wins AwardThe chemistry alumna was of one of only six individuals to receive an award for her research at the University of Illinois Cancer Center Research Forum held this month. »
3/28/2012 Professor Collins Shares Birding Enthusiasm with StudentsDr. Michael Collins of the Rhodes Department of Biology can point with certainty to the day he first became interested in birds . . . . »
