Rollins Ranked Among the Nation’s Best Colleges
For the 23rd consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Rollins College among the top two regional universities in the South in its annual rankings of “Best Colleges.”
Rollins Among Central Florida’s Healthiest Employers
The College was ranked No. 1 among large companies in Orlando Business Journal’s 2017 Healthiest Employers awards.
Rollins College Named a “2017 Great College to Work For”
For the ninth consecutive year, The Chronicle of Higher Education has named Rollins a “Great College to Work For.”
Rankings
Alfond Inn Named No. 2 Hotel in U.S.
Travel+Leisure recently ranked The Alfond Inn at Rollins College second on its list of the top 15 city hotels in the country.
Rankings
Rollins Named a Leader in Alternative Breaks
For the fifth year in a row, Rollins is ranked in the top five nationally for highest percentage of students who participate in alternative breaks.
Moves With a Mission
By moving key offices, services, and programs this summer, Rollins aims to better serve students and deliver on the College’s mission.
Rollins Receives Federal Grant For Upward Bound Programs
Rollins College has been awarded more than $300,000 for programs that prepare low-income high school students for college.
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Rollins Named a Best Value School
Rollins College has been named a Best Value School by University Research & Review for its academic quality, accreditation, student satisfaction, and cost to attend.
Rollins Named Voter-Friendly Campus
A pair of national nonpartisan organizations have recognized the College for its efforts to engage students in the electoral process.
Rollins Opens Hume House Child Development & Student Research Center
The new state-of-the-art facility features three children’s classrooms, an undergraduate classroom, and research and office space.
Awards
Rollins Named Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students for Sixth Time
For the fifth consecutive year, Rollins College is one of the leading producers of U.S. Fulbright Students among master’s institutions.
Awards
Davidson, Libby, and Tatari Receive Cornell Distinguished Faculty Awards
Three Rollins professors—Alice Davidson, Susan Libby, and Eren Tatari—have been recognized for exemplary teaching, research, and service.
Rankings Crummer Graduate School of Business
A Leader of Leaders
Rollins College Crummer Graduate School of Business is ranked No. 1 for leadership and organizational development.
Rollins Named in Condé Nast Traveler’s 20 Most Beautiful Campuses
Rollins College is celebrated as one of the nation’s most beautiful college campuses.
Cornwell: “Rollins is a compassionate, diverse community that celebrates cultural differences.”
In response to the White House Executive order on immigration, President Cornwell reaffirms Rollins College’s value of inclusion.
Rollins Wins 3 Florida Campus Compact Awards
For the 10th straight year, the College has been recognized for advancing high-impact, transformational engagement practices that benefit students and communities.
Global Citizenship & Responsible Leadership: Circa 2017
President Cornwell’s 2017 Convocation address
Hurricane Irma Relief: How You Can Help
From volunteer opportunities to ways to donate, here’s how you can help communities impacted by Hurricane Irma.
Community Influence
Bornstein, Seymour, Meyer, Heller named among Winter Park’s most influential.
Rollins Names Stark Chief Marketing and Community Relations Officer
Sam Stark ’91 has been named chief marketing and community relations officer at Rollins College.
Rollins Remembers Pulse
How the College will mark the one-year remembrance of the shooting at Pulse nightclub.
Video: President Cornwell’s 2017 Commencement Address
Rollins President Grant Cornwell addresses the 2017 graduating class at the College’s 127th commencement ceremony.
Rollins Announces 2017 Student Leadership Award Winners
The College recognized 46 students for their positive contributions to campus and the community at the 2017 Student Leadership Awards Banquet.
Rollins Announces 2017 Commencement Speakers
Falecia D. Williams ’91, Michael Napolitano, and Robert Finfrock Jr. ’71MCS will address graduates at this year’s commencement ceremonies.