Rollins in the News

Leslie Poole, an associate professor of environmental studies discusses her new book and green space in Orlando.

Mike Gunter, a political science professor, is spotlighted for merging his interests in political science and environmental concerns.

Rollins College President Grant Cornwell was interviewed on Central Florida Media's ENGAGE about his upcoming retirement (7:37).

After 10 years at the helm Rollins College President Grant Cornwell will retire in 2025.

Rollins College President Grant Cornwell will Retire After 10 Years

Rollins College Greenhouse Coordinator Zari St Jean shares how you can invite more greenery into your life for Earth Day.

Fred Rogers' nephew Dan Crozier, a professor of music at Rollins College, shares thoughts and memories of his uncle and previews the Mister Rogers: The Musician concert.

Kathryn Norsworthy, a professor in the Rollins graduate counseling program, weighs in on a bill that would allow chaplains to serve as school guidance counselors.

Jo Marie Hebeler, associate director of External Relations, discusses the annual five-stop self-guided Mister Rogers Walking Tour that honors Rollins’ most famous alumnus, Fred Rogers.

Rollins College provost, Donald Davison, provides commentary on Phi Beta Kappa and the importance of a liberal arts education.

Rollins associate dean Amy Armenia discusses accessibility services as one of the eight connections to make on campus in this US News and World Report feature.

Rollins College Women's Golf Coach Julie Garner discusses her career and success working with young athletes.