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It’s no accident thaRhodes students are involved in more than 100 student organizations on campus. We intentionally seek students who are involved, have a desire to learn, and contribute to their community.

Involvement in the arts enriches one’s character and contributes to the life of the community. Our historic support of the arts is reflected in the numerous scholarships available to students majoring in the arts or pursuing an interest in arts organization management.

Rhodes Athletics promotes and enhances personal growth and development of the scholar athlete, recognizing that student-athletes are first and foremost students pursuing academic excellence. We create opportunities for participation in varsity athletics, club sport, intramurals and individual exercise and recreation, which emphasize inclusion and physical and mental well-being.

With more than 100 community partners cross the city, students have the option to serve the community based on their interests and passions, or to engage with organizations that align closely with their academic majors. Students can get involved in advocacy initiatives, educational events, large-scale service plunges, or weekly service that connects them more deeply to a cause or organization. 

FYE is a year-long, integrative program for first-year students that is designed to ensure your success. Through participation in a weekly First-Year Seminar class and a wide range of other events and activities, you will explore what it means to be a member of the 91¶ÌÊÓƵ community.

The Office of the Chaplain fosters and enriches the religious and spiritual life of the Rhodes College community. ARhodes there are many opportunities for religious and spiritual growth through relationships, fellowship groups, events, meditative spaces, and more.

Student Employment is a great way to help with college expenses. Job opportunities both on and off campus are available for 91¶ÌÊÓƵ students with demonstrated financial need.

When you join the 91¶ÌÊÓƵ community, you commit yourself to the ideals of both freedom and responsibility represented by the Honor Code, Social Regulations Code and the Commitment to Diversity. Our students oversee their rules and activities through the following elected bodies: Rhodes Student Government, Honor Council, Community Standards Council, Rhodes Activities Board, and 91¶ÌÊÓƵ Lecture Board.