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Our campus community is diverse in every way you can imagine. Find out how students, faculty, and staff of different backgrounds and identities are making an impact at Rollins.

Finding Their Place as Tars

A new peer-orientation program is helping first-year students acclimate to Rollins and EMBARK on their college journey.
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10 Questions with Patrick Odoyo

Rollins’ new staff director of the Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub rose from poverty when someone invested in his future. Ever since, he’s been helping others bring about meaningful change—in their own lives and their communities.
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Course Spotlight: AfroFantastic: Black Imagination and Agency in the American Experience

A new course for first-year students culminates with an exhibition at Rollins' Cornell Fine Arts Museum.
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The Entertainer

From hosting bingo to teaching improv, Malakai Green ’17 is using his stage presence to brighten the lives of older adults.
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Club Spotlight: Student Veterans Association

The new Rollins chapter of the Student Veterans Association is helping veterans transition to civilian life, diploma in hand.
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Home Away From Home

From photos and passports to politics and perspectives, find out what international students bring to Rollins.
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Club Spotlight: Black Student Union

From signature events and community outreach, learn more about Rollins’ Black Student Union, which traces its roots to 1969.
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Faculty Spotlight: The Candy Man

A new class taught by chemistry professor Pedro Bernal uses a tasty treat to explore issues of scientific and cultural importance.
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10 Questions With the Rev

Don’t be surprised if the Rev. Katrina Jenkins, Rollins’ new dean of religious life, hands you some crayons in the cafeteria or talks smack about your football team.
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