Whether passionately or with hesitation, students in fraternity and sorority life make an unquestionably large contribution to the nonprofit world.
Deepest understanding comes when students internalize the lessons of the classroom through the lessons of service.
From the Haunting of Annie Russell to Rollins' Wagnerian Opera, learn more about the ghosts of Rollins and other skeletons in the closet.
At the conclusion of the 2010-11 academic year, Rollins honored three retiring faculty members for their incalculable contributions to the College and the success of generations of Rollins alumni.
We asked Rollins' president, Lewis Duncan, to consider the role of community engagement in education.
After 32 years, Mary Wetzel Wismar-Davis says goodbye to her position as editor—but not the magazine.
Rollins has a strong track record of progressive education and practical innovation.
Rollins paid tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives that were lost on September 11, 2011.
Small changes to the campus today will yield positive outcomes for the future.
The Alfond Inn at Rollins will offer a new place for alumni to lay their heads.
This summer, the Annie Russell Theatre had some work done.
A field study and interdisciplinary project bring technology and discussions of race to the classroom.
Rollins recaps the awards and honorary degrees bestowed during this year's commencement.
After a 62-year hiatus, football makes a somewhat triumphant return to Rollins.
Highlights from the Spring and Fall 2011 seasons of Rollins sports.
Rollins has named Carol Bresnahan vice president for academic affairs and provost.
The Peace Corps has celebrated 50 birthdays, and Jon Darrah ’64 has been there, or close by, for 46 of them.
Gillian Smith ’95 doesn’t regret for a minute trading big business for the nonprofit world.
Say hello to Tennis Ohene, honorary chief of tennis of Ghana.
Rollins celebrates a young alum’s mission to preserve the planet.
What best characterizes the Shugart family is their connection with people—particularly each other.
Dave Berto views his work on the Board as a constructive way to stay connected to his alma mater.
For Mimi Allen, serving on the Alumni Board is a great way to give back to the College.
This fall, a new generation of Rollins students took to the residence hall stairways.
Sam Stark explains the power of the Rollins network—a testament to the sense of community that our college represents.
Affinity celebrations during Reunion 2011 renew special Rollins bonds.
The impact of legendary music professor Alphonse Carlo lives on through scholarship fund.
Cat McConnell ’07 ’09MBA and Lara Bueso ’07 have teamed up to co-chair their 5th Reunion Class Gift Campaign.
Mixing business and Rollins is formula for success for alumni business partners.
Leslie Klein Westlake ’77 created a Facebook page and reconnected with friends she hadn't seen in over 33 years.
Read updates from your classmates.
See who's recently tied the knot.
Meet future generations of Tars.
Take a moment to remember classmates who have passed away.
George E. Brown III ’70 and Professor of English Emeritus Steve Phelan reflect on the impact Edward Scheer had on thier lives—and many others.
Phyllis Ramey was a fixture on the Rollins College campus for more than a quarter of a century.
Rollins and the world of tennis lost an all-time great when Pauline Betz Addie ’43 died on August 2, 2011.
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