Celebrating 10 years of international impact, the Global Links Initiative builds cross-cultural bridges between Rollins and women entrepreneurs in the developing world.

For the 13th year in a row, The Chronicle of Higher Education has named Rollins a “Great College to Work For.”

The newly rebranded Rollins Museum of Art has undergone transformative growth in the past decade and is ready for a new phase in its institutional history.

Rollins’ newest on-campus eatery combines all the conveniences of a market with fresh, delectable options for indoor and outdoor dining.

From transformative internships to industry-leading research, Tars share their top accomplishments from summer 2021.

Rollins installs a permanent labyrinth space on campus designed for reflection, meditation, and community.

Rollins honors the legacy of Frank Barker ’52 ’06H, whose contributions to the College as a caring graduate, Hall-of-Fame athlete, and student-focused trustee will endure indefinitely.

The article explores the role labor unions played in protests following Till's murder in 1955.

Religion professor Yudit Greenberg speaks at the Harvard University Symposium on topics related to Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

Communication professors and alumnus team up to publish an article that examines inequities between women and men in professional soccer.

One of the brightest tennis stars to emerge from the Rollins pantheon, Shirley Fry Irvin ’49 was one of only 10 women in the world to win all four Grand Slam singles titles.