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Strom Publishes Book on History of Hunger Relief

History professor Claire Strom has co-written a new book on the national hunger relief movement alongside Dave Krepcho, president and CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida.

Ben Mack-Jackson ’24 and Liam King ’24

Two Tars Named Ginsburg Fellows

Ben Mack-Jackson ’24 and Liam King ’24 have been selected among the first cohort of Ginsburg Fellows, a new scholarship and mentoring program.

Savala Earns Second Book Award from Latin American Studies Association

History professor Joshua Savala earns a second accolade from the Latin American Studies Association for his book on Peruvian-Chilean social history.

Savala Earns Book Award from Latin American Studies Association

History professor Joshua Savala earns recognition from the Latin American Studies Association for his book on Peru.

Savala Publishes Book on Peruvian and Chilean Transnational History

History professor Joshua Savala’s first book takes a human-centric approach to examining the conflict between Peru and Chile.

Jack Lane ’06H

Transcending Time

Jack Lane ’06H served his country, chronicled the history of Rollins, and touched countless lives as a professor. Now, his planned gift to the College will help the next generation of students leave their mark.

Fairolyn H. Livingston ’83

Keeper of Her Community

Fairolyn H. Livingston ’83, chief historian of the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, forged her path to advocacy at Rollins.

History professor Claire Strom at The Center Orlando for a student art exhibition.

Strom Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from the Agricultural History Society

The Agricultural History Society honors history professor Claire Strom with a lifetime achievement award for her prolific and enduring contributions to the field.

Student presenting historical research exhibit on local LGBTQ history at The Center Orlando.

Prideful Preservation

Vibrant, safe spaces for local queer communities are the focus of work in which Rollins students curate history exhibits from start to finish.

Masked students conduct research in the Rollins Archives

A History for the Future

Rollins faculty, staff, and students are engaging in real-world research to uncover untold stories from the Great Migration for an original art installation coming to campus next year.

The Rollins Gateway stands at the intersection of Fairbanks and Interlachen avenues.

Rollins College and Winter Park: Exemplars of the American Renaissance

The iconic beauty of Rollins’ campus has historical roots in the urbanism movement of the early 20th century.

Students having a discussion in the Cornell Fine Arts Museum.

Cool Class: 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.