Rollins has once again ranked among the top 10 master’s-granting institutions in the U.S. for the percentage of students who study abroad.
From the return of Fox Day to the unveiling of Lakeside Neighborhood’s slew of community features, we have so many reasons to look forward to the spring semester at Rollins.
Rollins says goodbye to Joanne Rogers ’50 ’05H, the uncommonly kind, prolific pianist who played an instrumental role in the life and legacy of her husband and everyone’s favorite neighbor, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H.
Rollins’ international business program takes the No. 2 spot in Florida and 22nd in the nation.
Donna A. Lee has been named vice president for student affairs. She will join the College July 21.
One of Rollins’ most beloved traditions, Christmas Vespers moves to Park Avenue this year to ensure a safe, socially distanced evening of holiday festivities.
Whether you’re watching a movie under the stars on Mills Lawn or paddleboarding with a friend under the sun, Rollins offers creative opportunities to socialize safely during the pandemic.
Rollins and Full Sail are once again teaming up in the spirit of the holidays to present Songs of the Season, an outdoor concert.
Meet the recipients of the 2021 Fred Rogers Global Citizenship Award, Distinguished Alumni Award, Recent Alumni Achievement Award, and Alumni Service Award.
College Factual has ranked Rollins No. 2 in Florida and in the top 15 percent nationwide on its 2021 list of the nation’s best communication programs.
As we face unprecedented times and a historical election, President Grant Cornwell calls for mutual respect and civility.
From lakefront bike rides to sunset yoga sessions, the ways to stay fit on America’s most beautiful campus are as numerous as they are diverse.
The life of Rollins’ 12th president, Thaddeus Seymour ’82HAL ’90H, is a testament to that which he held most dear: kindness. Now the College declares a day in his honor—a day for us all to come together and sprinkle a little bit of the magic that was so distinctively Thad.
Rollins bids farewell to legendary tennis coach Norm Copeland ’50, whose magnetic leadership style and unmatched accomplishments have left an enduring impact at Rollins and beyond.
Rollins President Grant Cornwell is recognized by Florida Trend as one of the state’s top leaders in education.
Gene Albrecht ’69 has made a planned gift to Rollins to establish an endowed fund for the College’s esteemed Student-Faculty Collaborative Scholarship Program.
For the 12th consecutive year, The Chronicle of Higher Education has named Rollins a “Great College to Work For.”
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Rollins the top regional university in the South for 2021 in its annual rankings of the nation’s “Best Colleges.”
From the opening of the new Kathleen W. Rollins Hall to the creation of on-the-fly virtual learning environments, the 2019-20 academic year was a testament to the ways Rollins delivers on its mission and always rises to the challenges before us.
Rollins is redefining social engagement as college life embraces a breadth of creative, low-risk ways to connect with each other on America’s most beautiful campus.
Focused on social justice and civic engagement, five new fall exhibitions at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum open on September 18.
Rollins is continually named one of the country’s best college campuses for everything from our lakeside location to our timeless architecture. Explore all that and more as we celebrate the many layers of Rollins’ beauty.
The new data analytics minor sharpens highly desired skills in the ever-evolving career landscape and epitomizes Rollins’ signature interdisciplinary approach to liberal arts education.
The interdisciplinary minor complements any major and hones the critical thinking skills needed to make a difference in any profession.
The revered tradition of SPARC Day is evolving into a series of highly personal experiences for community engagement throughout the academic year.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Sunshine State Conference has postponed all scheduled athletics competitions for the fall 2020 sports season.
Rollins lands the No. 1 spot in StateUniversity.com’s rankings of the country’s best colleges and universities.
Created in memory of Miles Porcaro, the scholarship is designed for students who have either a military background or interest in music, art, or theater.
Trustee Eric Spiegel and his wife, Donna Spiegel, provide scholarships for students on the women’s swim team and in the X-Club fraternity.
Amid the COVID-19 crisis, Rollins seeks alumni support to help the Class of 2020 launch their careers.
The declaration comes as a direct response to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Isabella Braga ’20, Kenzie Helmick ’20, Mirabella Kirk ’20, and Shannon Sullivan ’20 have earned 2020-21 Fulbright Scholarships.
Rollins’ six 2020 valedictorians look back on their favorite college memories, share what makes them tick, and eye the horizon.
The College recognized 35 students for their academic achievements and positive contributions to campus and the community at the 2020 virtual Student Achievement Awards Banquet.
Phi Theta Kappa selects Rollins as a leader in transfer-student development and success.
A new Rollins program guarantees students the guidance and access to courses they need to complete a bachelor’s degree in four years.
The COVID-19 crisis brings to light a multitude of needs—from food and shelter to tuition assistance and access to technology—that exist among Rollins students.
Rollins Trustee Rick Goings ’12H and Susan Goings ’78 help build a female force of entrepreneurship around the world.
A unique public-private partnership between Rollins and Orange County Public Schools is giving teaching aides a clear path to classrooms of their own.
Rollins Trustee Campbell Brown ’90 champions valuable hands-on experience for Rollins students by endowing the Gateway Fellows.
The song, written by music professor Jamey Ray ’06 with lyrics by English professor Maurice “Socky” O’Sullivan, pays homage to Rollins’ core values.
Rollins has been named a Best Value School for its academic quality, accreditation, student satisfaction, and graduation rate.
Meet the recipients of the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award, Young Alumni Achievement Award, Fred Rogers Global Citizenship Award, and Alumni Service Award.
For the eighth time, Rollins is one of the leading producers of U.S. Fulbright Students among master’s institutions.
Rollins’ Office of Marketing was recently recognized by CASE District III for outstanding contributions to academic advancement.
Welcome to Rollins’ new headquarters of liberal arts in action.
The latest rating puts Rollins on PETA’s Dean’s List, an elite ranking of top-tier vegan-friendly campuses.
Rollins bids farewell to the father of modern golf course design Pete Dye ’50, whose prolific innovations revolutionized the sport of golf.
The Association for Behavior Analysis International grants accreditation to the College’s Hamilton Holt School program for its rigor and exceptional commitment to students.
The Rollins music community stars in celebrated holiday programming that will broadcast coast to coast for the first time on public television stations.
Samuel and Karen Seymour honor Thaddeus Seymour ’82HAL ’90H with a gift to support Rollins’ new Lakeside Neighborhood.
Conde Nast Traveler once again ranks The Alfond Inn as one of the best hotels in Florida.
Rollins has once again ranked No. 1 in the nation for highest percentage of students who participate in alternative breaks.
The annual Great Debate highlights the College’s commitment to global citizenship through culturally relevant topics of international importance.
For the 11th consecutive year, The Chronicle of Higher Education has named Rollins a “Great College to Work For.”
Forbes magazine has named Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business the top MBA program in Florida in its biennial ranking of the nation’s best business schools.
Nick Baker ’20 and Teagan Walsh ’20 were recently selected for the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association’s 2018-19 All-Academic Sailing Team.
U.S. News & World Report has recognized Rollins for its uncommon commitment to teaching undergraduate students.
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Rollins the top regional university in the South in its annual rankings of “Best Colleges.”
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum announces its fall exhibition season, which will be on display from September 21 through December 29.
For the second consecutive year, Rollins is among an exclusive group of colleges selected to participate in the prestigious leadership development program, which challenges students to address the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
In its annual review of best colleges, Niche ranks Rollins the No. 1 liberal arts college in Florida.
From a field study to Cuba and high-profile internships here in Orlando to fun new classes and prestigious scholarships, 2018-19 was a banner year at Rollins.
Get a sneak peek at the future of lakeside living and learning at Rollins.
After a successful launch last fall, what would the Career Champions Mentor Program do for an encore?
College Consensus—which combines rankings from top publishers and students—named Rollins the No. 1 college in the South for 2019.
The College recognized 33 students for their academic achievements and positive contributions to campus and the community at the 2019 Student Awards Banquet.
Rollins’ academic excellence combined with unmatched personalized attention prepares our students to land some of the world’s most competitive opportunities.
Caleb Archuleta ’18, Karina Barbesino ’19, Ryan Colangelo ’19, Nico Khazzam ’18, Kate Knight ’19, Jonathan Leeper ’19, and Adam Roderick ’19 have earned 2019-20 Fulbright Scholarships.
A look back at some of our favorite moments from the Hamilton Holt School’s 2019 commencement.
With pride and gratitude, Shannon Burrows ’19, the outstanding graduating senior from Rollins’ Hamilton Holt School, reminds her fellow graduates that it’s never too late to chase your dreams.
Gabbie Buendia ’19, one of Rollins’ five 2019 College of Liberal Arts valedictorians, encourages her fellow graduates to be proud of their accomplishments and embrace uncertainty.
Susan Whealler Johnston ’75 will succeed Allan E. Keen ’70 ’71MBA as chairman of Rollins’ board of trustees.
For the longest time, the 2019 Holt Outstanding Senior thought Rollins was out of her league. Now, she’s graduating with straight As.
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum announces three new summer exhibitions, which will be on display from May 23 through September 8.
On the eve of his 70th birthday, Gary Gorman is set to represent the U.S. in the aquathlon at the 2019 ITU Multisport World Championships.
Robiaun Rogers Charles ’94, Ben Brotemarkle ’93 ’97MLS, and Roseann Harrington ’90MBA will address graduates at this year’s commencement ceremonies.
Rollins has been named one of the country’s best colleges for merit scholarships.
Phi Theta Kappa selects Rollins as a leader in transfer-student development and success.
The Alfond Inn at Rollins will be expanding its offerings with new guest rooms, a spa, wellness center, and more.
Rollins welcomes Robert Sanders as the new dean of the Hamilton Holt School.
For the fourth year in a row, the MBA program at Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business was named the country’s No. 1 master’s program for leadership and organizational development.
On April 5, Rollins students will present original research on topics related to Latin American studies.
College Choice recently ranked Rollins’ undergraduate business programs among the best in Florida.
Rollins’ Office of Marketing & Communications and staff photographer Scott Cook recently received awards of excellence from CASE District III.
Rollins debaters took home first- and second-place wins in the Jamaica Debate Academy and Open 2018.
Rollins says goodbye to the “First Lady” of golf-course architecture Alice Dye ’48 ’02H, whose contributions revolutionized the sport both on and off the links.
Meet the recipients of the 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award, Young Alumni Achievement Award, and Alumni Service Award.
Abigail Ross Goodman joins Rollins as the new consulting curator at CFAM.
A trio of review and rankings organizations recently ranked Rollins’ dining offerings as some of the best in the country. Here are 12 reasons Rollins continues to deserve a seat at the table.
Florida Campus Compact has named Rollins the Most Engaged Campus of 2018 for its demonstrated commitment to social and community engagement. Here are 15 ways the College is leading the charge in changemaking.
Rollins takes the No. 22 spot nationwide for the best international business program.
This past summer, Rollins broke ground on an ambitious building project that will breathe new life into a campus icon, Mills Memorial Hall. We recently sat down with President Grant Cornwell to get the inside scoop on what the rejuvenated Mills will mean for current and future Tars.
Cornell Fine Arts Museum and director Ena Heller have been chosen to join the Association of Art Museum Directors.
The Daily Meal has ranked Rollins No. 43 in the country in its annual survey of best colleges for good grub.
Rollins’ boutique hotel once again takes top honors as one of the best hotels in Florida.
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum, The Alfond Inn, and the Olin Library will host For Freedoms election-related events throughout the fall.
College Consensus—which combines rankings from top publishers and students—ranked Rollins’ dining options in the nation’s top 25.
Rollins Athletics teams up with Full Sail’s Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting to deliver next-level sporting events at the College.
President Grant Cornwell discusses Rollins’ response to a once-in-a-generation challenge and looks ahead to the College’s post-pandemic future.
From how Rollins graduates have risen to the challenges presented by the pandemic to the launch of our Share the Light campaign in support of our students, explore the winter 2021 issue of Rollins magazine.
A dispatch from Rollins College President Grant Cornwell in light of recent events at the U.S. Capitol.
The Rollins stories you loved most this year—one more time.
The Rollins Esports Club is one of the fastest-growing intramural sports at the College. Explore the club’s dedicated new digs and get a behind-the-scenes look at the world of LAN-style gaming at Rollins.
For their leadership and commitment to community, three Rollins alumni have been recognized by the Orlando Business Journal in its annual 40 Under 40 Awards.
Social distancing doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up in your res hall this semester. Explore 15 of our favorite outdoor spaces perfect for solo study sessions or masked-up collaboration.
U.S. News & World Report has recognized Rollins for its exceptional commitment to teaching undergraduate students.
For her strong commitment to both athletic and academic success, Director of Athletics Pennie Parker has been named 2020’s NCAA Division II Nike Administrator of the Year.