Archived Scholars in the News
Heather Long will be joining the Opinions section as an editorial writer and columnist, focusing on economic policy, the future of work and other topics.
USA Today features new report on human trafficking at for-profit colleges massage colleges published by the Seldin/Haring-Smith Foundation.
50 years ago, A.E. Dick Howard helped rewrite Virginia's constitution to ensure voting rights.
AARS Co-Presidents, Nnenna Lynch (NY & St. John's '93) and Janice Ugaki (ID & St. Antony's '93), provide response to David Satter's Op-Ed
Alice Baumgartner
Basic Books
Alice Baumgartner tells the story of the several thousand enslaved people who escaped to Mexico in the decades leading up to the U.S. Civil War.
Cristina A. Bejan, PhD
Finishing Line Press, 2020
Cristina A. Bejan writes a collection of poetry about her Romanian heritage, the inherited trauma of communism, love, mental health and sexual assault.
Cristina A. Bejan, PhD
Palgrave, 2019
Cristina A. Bejan writes academic history book.
eds. Domnica Radulescu & Roxana Cazan (Solis Press, 2020)
Mira Debs
Harvard Education Press, 2019
In Diverse Families, Desirable Schools, Mira Debs offers a richly detailed study of public Montessori schools, which make up the largest group of progressive schools in the public sector.
Pam McElwee
The Hill
Pam McElwee writes op-ed on the biodiversity/climate breakdown and its links to the COVID pandemic.
Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, we have convened a task force of Association of American Rhodes Scholars (AARS) board members and scholars to address systemic racism.
The Coronavirus pandemic has reinforced what we already knew – Rhodes Scholars step up to serve others.
Sara Swenson writes op-ed emphasizing the heightened importance of influenza vaccines this flu season.
The AARS hosted a special virtual conversation with Eric Foner, Randall Kennedy, and moderator Camille Borders on Sunday, October 11.
For the first time since this prestigious alumni organization was founded in 1907, the Association of American Rhodes Scholars (AARS) elected three women to fill its top leadership positions.
The AARS "Urgency of Now" Initiative welcomes Maxine Williams (Commonwealth Caribbean & St. Catherine’s, '92) to discuss issues regarding diversity in the workplace and ending systemic racism.
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McKinsey Report Finds Pandemic Increasing Gender Inequality
Head of Nashville’s Meharry Medical College discusses Covid-19’s outsize toll on people of color, why a vaccine might be far off
Lauren Weber
The Wall Street Journal
Oxford classmates paid tribute to and celebrated the lives of two classmates, Clayton Christensen and Andy Savitz
Olympia, WA
Seattle Times
PR Newswire
The Association of American Rhodes Scholars is pleased to announce the election of new officers.
NY Times
After being appointed to the Order of St. John in 2013, Ralph Smith was promoted to Officer by Queen Elizabeth III on June 24, 2018.
"Never mistake our being first, for being the first that were worthy”
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia Sun
Hazim Hardeman, Rhodes Scholar and CCP and Temple University alumnus speaks to the Class of 2018 at the May 5th Commencement.
New York, NY
Schmidt Futures Press Release
Stephen Daw
billboard
Series Surrounding the "500 Years of Treasures at Oxford" Exhibit
New York
Rob Porter named as an assistant to the president and new White House staff secretary
Jill Rosen
HUB
Associated Press
News Channel 8
CBS Philly
Glenn Fine nominated to be Inspector General of DOD
Washington, DC
White House.gov
Yahoo Finance
The Choice 2016
Callie Wiser
pbs.org
AARS Announces New Slate of Officers
Marc Tessier-Lavigne Becomes Stanford's New President
Alexandra Wolfe
The Wall Street Journal
Nnenna Lynch's Article Featured in The New York Times
Nnenna Lynch
Well
The New York Times
Summer Ballentine
Hannibal Courier-Post
Timm Huffman
Dobbins Air Reserve Base News
As politicians go, L.A.’s mayor is smart and capable, but it’s not clear what makes him tick
Gabriel Kahn
Los Angeles Magazine
Amanda Gardner
Inquisitr
New York City Housing Authority Press Release
Rob Butcher
Kirkland Views local news
Perry Groten
Keloland TV
Lauren Fluker
WJTV.com
Greg St. Martin and Joe O’Connell
Northeastern News
Duke Today
Hannah Grover
Farmington Daily Times
Alan Scher Zagier and Summer Ballentine
The Associated Press
Vanessa de la Torre et al.
Hartford Courant
MacArthur Foundation
Jonathan Tepperman
Foreign Affairs
Fortune
Trib
Detroit News
New York Times
Washington Post
Dan Rodricks
Baltimore Sun
Lauren Chambliss
Cornell Chronicle
The Huffington Post
Tom Moroney and Matthew Winkler
Blooomberg Business
Nicholas Lemann
The New Yorker
Matt Windsor
UAB News
Britt Oliver
DCTheatreScene.com
Olga Khazan
The Atlantic
George Weigel
National Review
Rachel Kolb
New York Times
The Chattanoogan
Melissa Anderson
thenorthwestern.com
AVITAL ANDREWS
Pacific Standard
Vanessa Wong
Michigan Daily
Adam Liptak
The New York Times
Nicholas W. Allard
The National Law Journal
MIREYA NAVARRO
New York City
New York Times
Jeff E. Schapiro
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Jones Walker Press Release
Gina Kolata
New York Times
The Guardian
Rob Spahr
NJ.com
Greg Bates
USAhockey.org
WMAR Staff
WMAR Baltimore
Kevin Lilley
Army Times
Bryan Bender
The Boston Globe
Robert Stein
Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine
Atlanticville
Town Topics
LYNETTE HOLLOWAY
The Root
Kevin James Shay
Gazette.net
Kristin Bien
WSBT 22
Jessica Fujimori
MIT News
Collin Binkley
The Columbus Dispatch
College of Idaho News Blog
Adrian Szkolar
Lohud
UWEC senior only second in school history to win prestigious scholarship
Tom Giffey
Volume One
Inquiring Mind: Rhodes Scholar Says He Learned ‘Constant Curiosity’ from Oak Mountain Teacher
Keysha
Over the Mountain Journal
Andrea Ford
Scope -- Published by Stanford Medicine
Ron Wilkins,
Lafayette Journal and Courier
Rockville woman will graduate from Stanford before studying in U.K.
Peggy McEwan
Gazette.net
Katherine Wright
Dayton Daily News
Susan Snyder
The Inquirer
The Editorial Board
The Washington Post
Yvonne Wenger
The Baltimore Sun
Fang Cao, computer science and physiology and neurobiology major, to attend Oxford University next year.
Lexie Schapitl
The Diamondback
Tayo Sanders II is one of 32 students nationwide to receive the prestigious scholarship.
Jen Zettel
Post-Crescent Media
Brooke Metz
USA Today
Two seniors and an alumnus received the scholarship to Oxford this year
Sanjana Srivastava
The Tech
Thirty Women with Serious Clout in Rhode Island
JEN MCCAFFERY
Rhode Island Monthly
Senior Airman Veronica Ward
U.S. Airforce Academy
Braden Keith
Swim Swam
Philip Clements
Marietta Daily Journal
Gerald Ensley
Tallahassee Democrat
Fire-fighting, hunger-striking, snow-shoveling U.S. Senator Cory Booker is up to something new this holiday season: veganism.
Vlad Chituc
The Daily Beast
Shirley Skeel
The Suburban Times
Hard work to take Indiana Rhodes scholar to Oxford for criminal justice studies
MARGARET FOSMOE
The Elkhart Truth
Joe Zappala
Cornell Chronicle
RACHAEL HEADLEY
280 Living
Dan Simmons
Wisconsin State Journal
Harvard Magazine
News Channel 9
Jeff Stein
Ithaca Voice
UT Austin
Kayla McGarrell
Amy Biolchini
Holland Sentinel
DAVID M. SCHWARTZ
Newsday
Peter Kalugin is JHU's first recipient of the award since 2012
Amy Lunday
Johns Hopkins HUB
Rhodes winners bring big aspirations to big challenges in science, economics
Peter Reuell
The Harvard Gazette
The Chattanoogan
Scholarship tally marks second time since 1970 that Brown has boasted multiple winners
The Brown Daily Herald
Mike Oliver
AL.com
ISAIAH ZEAVIN-MOSS
The Michigan Daily
Bess Connolly Martell
Yale News
Jennifer Smith
Boston Globe
AJC.com
USA Today Staff
USA Today
Sue Lister
Notre Dame News
Daily Princetonian Staff
Daily Princetonian
ALEXIS KRELL
The Olympian
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philly.com
Associated Press
New Jersey 101.5
Joel Currier
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
COMPUTER SCIENCE CONCENTRATOR WILL PURSUE TWO MASTER'S DEGREES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Elliot Akama-Garren ’15, Anisha Gururaj ’15, and Noam Angrist ’13 are among 32 winners nationwide.
Nora Delaney
MIT News
The prestigious scholarships provide all expenses for two or three years of study at the University of Oxford
KATHLEEN J. SULLIVAN
Stanford
Associated Press
New Haven Register
Scott Phillips
NBC Sports
KTVZ
Alfred University
UTexas.edu
Samantha Lachman
HuffPost
The Seattle Times
Svea Herbst-Bayliss
Reuters
Paige Lavender
HuffPost
CBS New York
Brent Schanding
Frankfort, KY
The State Journal
Margaret Carlson
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Daniel R. Green
Foreign Policy
Stella Dawson
Cornell Chronicle
Stella Dawson
Reuters
Susanna Kim
ABC News
GABRIELLE EMANUEL
All Things Considered, NPR
William Selway
Bloomberg
Frances Stead Sellers
The Washington Post
Madeline Ciak
The Michigan Times
D.G. Martin
chapelhillnews.com
Mark Albert
CBS This Morning
NPR Staff
NPR
Melissa Block
NPR
Nick Birdsong
AL.com
Martinez News-Gazette
Rebecca Larsen
preLaw
Jessica Poole
DC Metro Theater Arts
Stephanie Grace
Washington Post
Maya Itah
Tipping the Scales
Nicholas W. Allard
Roll Call
EMILY ALPERT REYES
LA Times
Carrie Wells
The Baltimore Sun
Dave Walker
NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Susan Gluss
Berkley Law Press Release
The law school recently cut its sticker price by 15%. Dean Nicholas Allard explains the school's rationale.
Maya Itah
Charisma L. Miller, Esq.
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
BEN WHITE and JENNIFER EPSTEIN
POLITICO
Karin Elton
Marshall Independent
SEAN SULLIVAN and AARON BLAKE
The Washington Post Blog
Bob Holt
newjerseynewsroom.com
Steven Rodas
NJ.com (New Jersey Journal)
Joshua Barnes
Sampsonia Way
Karen Ocamb
LA.com
USC Upstate graduate focuses on Revolution
Jenny Arnold
GoUpstate.com
Author speaks to students for Ivy Tech’s ‘Doing the Dream’ celebration
Alyx Arnett
Kokomo Perspective
The NFL Wanted Him... Until He Was Named a Rhodes Scholar
Aaron Gordan
SB Nation
University of South Carolina Upstate
Inside Higher Ed
Cheryl Conner
Forbes
Nehan Chatoor
The Stanford Daily
Nitish Kulkarni
The Stanford Daily
The St. Louis American
Forbes Magazine
JESSE LICHTENSTEIN
The New York Times
The Chronicle
Larry Ruehlen
Observer & Eccentric
Mike Sheridan
Official Site of Villanova Athletics
Township student named Rhodes Scholar; on way to Oxford Read more: Hudson Reporter - Highest honor in academia Township student named Rhodes Scholar on way to Oxford
Joseph Passantino
Hudson Reporter
The 42-year-old son of the city’s former D.A. emerges as a tailor-made fit for the polyglot metropolis
Rex Weiner
Tablet
Amber Gerber
The McFarland Thistle
WHYY
Rhodes Scholar John Mikhael, who calls both the U.S. and Lebanon home, is also comfortable in many scientific fields.
Anne Trafton
MIT News
Oak Ridge City Council recently paid tribute to one of Oak Ridge’s outstanding students
Beverly Majors
The Oak Ridger
Hayden Kim
Daily Emerald
Stanford University's Meredith Wheeler plans to study Middle Eastern politics while on scholarship at England's University of Oxford.
Madeline Novey
Coloradoan.com
IndUS Business Journal
Kristen Shilton
BTN.com
Nicholas Allard
Entrepreneur
Alvaro Garcia Lecuona
Caliber Magazine
Patrick Saunders
The Denver Post
Brooke Metz
Old Gold & Black (Wake Forest Student Newspaper)
Blog: Villanovan
The Villanovan
Andy Gross
The Riverdale Press
Connor Ryan
USA Today
MICHAEL MACAGNONE
The Intelligencer
Rachel Nash
chapelboro.com
Winston-Salem Journal
Alex Ruiz
AARON KRAUSE
Norwalk Reflector
Jana Persky
The Stanford Daily
Associated Press
Fourth-year College students will study urban poverty, British literature
Joseph Liss
Kaitlynn Riely
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Fredrick Kunkle
The Washington Post
Geoff Folsom
The News Tribune
Michael Tabb
9news.com (NBC Affiliate)
Miami
The Tampa Tribune
Elisabeth Arriero
Charlotte Observer
Kayla Strayer
Knoxville
WATE.com
Susannah Brooks
Brian Ewart
philly.com
Jeremy Fox
Boston
The Boston Globe
Associated Press
Cambridge
Boston Herald
Amy McConnell Schaarsmith
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Associated Press
The Tampa Bay Tribune
Torrey Pines graduate is fourth local Rhodes winner in the last five years
Lyndsay Winkley
San Diego
UT-San Diego
Martin Griffith
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Jessica Cilella
Chicago Daily Herald
Lyndsay Winkley
U-T San Diego
Joyce Knight
Vienna, VA
Press Release of the American Secretary
Jones Walker Press Release
Shelley DuBois
Nashville
The Tennessean
Michael Kelly
Omaha.com
CBSSports.com
There was no leadership in the Miami Dolphins locker room. There's a difference between teasing and harassment
Myron Rolle
The Guardian
Thomas Ferraro
Washington, D.C.
Reuters
Human Society Press Release
Video of Bloomberg Interview with Nick Allard
Helen Brown enjoys a warm and nostalgic set from veteran country singer, Kris Kristofferson.
London, UK
The Telegraph
Despite making a point most Americans already know, "Inequality" takes an unflinching look at the country's growing gap between the nation's wealthiest and the working class.
Scott Bowles
USA Today
Cheryl Allison
Main Line Times
Catherine O'Neill
The Daily Tar Heel
The Hamilton Spectactor
Movie includes rare historical documentary footage of 1970s icon
Helen Whittle
Hackney News
Paul Waldie
London, UK
The Globe and Mail
Eli Wallach
Baltimore, MD
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Richard Stengel – Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, Department of State
Washington, D.C.
The White House Press Office
I am the first in my family to graduate college and earn a doctorate. Getting to this point took guts, luck and some extra aid.
Julia James
Oxford, UK
The Guardian
Princeton president Christopher Eisgruber '83 has met few setbacks in his life, but his image is not his concern.
Teddy Schleifer
Princeton, NJ
The Daily Princetonian
Jennifer Koons
Main Justice
Mike Rhode
Washington, D.C.
Washington City Paper
Jeanna Smialek
Bloomberg
St. Louis, MO
KSDK.com
Rob O'Neill
stuff.co.nz
Lydia DePillis
Washington Post
Sydney, Australia
AFP
NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous says he wants to spend more time with his wife and children.
Melanie Eversley
Baltimore, MD
USA Today
Washington, D.C.
AllGov
Air Force Academy, Colorado
Progress Index
Dan Elliott
KSWT.com (AP Wire)
Newark mayor, a longtime Obama supporter, is leading polls in special election to succeed the late Frank Lautenberg.
USA Today
Carmen McCollum
Gary Community.com
Twenty-two months in England transformed the beer-swilling, rugby song-singing chameleon – and gave him a new hero
Andy Beckett
The Guardian
Raymond Hernandez
New York Times
Courtney Corbisiero
The White House
BACK WHEN THE BIG THREE WAS THE BIG FOUR, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, WAS A THRIVING INDUSTRIAL CITY. UNTIL IT WASN’T. NOT WANTING TO GO THE WAY OF DETROIT, CITIZENS TURNED TO PETER BUTTIGIEG, A 31-YEAR-OLD MCKINSEYIAN, TO SHAKE THINGS UP. IS THERE REALLY ANY SU
AS TOLD TO J.J. MCCORVEY
Fast Company
Bethany List Ehlmann
The Guardian
JULIAN B. GEWIRTZ AND ADAM B. KERN
NorthJersey.com
Deborah Gage
WSJ
MATT MARKEY
The Blade
ANI
Washington
Business Standard
UN News Centre
Voxy.co.nz
Harvard Law School Online
Liz Bury
The Guardian
Press Release, Exeter College, Oxford
Mark Landler
The New York Times
Asset.TV
Jeremy Smith
Discover Magazine
Sean Sullivan
The Fix Blog, The Washington Post
Morning Sentinel
The Denisonian
Chris Mahr
Yahoo Sports
Chron.com
Keith Bradsher
New York Times
CBSSports.com
Maureen Groppe
IndyStar.com
Alexa Tieu
KMVT.com
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Neil Offen
The Herald Sun
Dr. Tyler Fisher visits UCF Burnett Honors College students at the Fairwinds Alumni Center
Brian Dominguez
Knightly News
Posted by Munro Richardson
GOOD
Munro Richardson, co-founder of myEDmatch launches new job matching website.
Former Maryland star to be inducted into National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
University of Maryland Athletics
UCF TOday
IPFW.edu
Tom Banse
PRI's The World
Associated Press
The Washington Post
Dennis Overbye
New York Times
Nanette Fondas
The Atlantic
Peter Henry (North Carolina and St. Catherine '91)
Interview by Andrew Goldman
New York Times Magazine
Erik Wasson
The Hill
Matt Leon
CBS Philly
Oklahoma City Friday
Christopher Keating
Hartford Courant :: Capitol Watch CT Politics
Daniel Weizmann
The Times of Israel
Stanford.edu
Lisa L. Rollins
Examiner.com
Dan Carden
NWI Politics
Erin Blasko
South Bend Tribune
Bakersfield Life Magazine
The Olympian
Vicky Mouze
WWW.ARMY.MIL
COURTENAY EDELHART
Bakersfield Californian
The Jewish Voice
Marena Galluccio
The Red & Black
English equestrian Rachel Kolb of Stanford University has been recognized for her academic and personal achievements.
L.A. Pomeroy
Horse Channel.com
Mauldin, Wofford volleyball star earns Rhodes Scholarship
Ann Green
Greenville Online.com
Columns: Online Newspaper for the University of Georgia Community
Young, Gifted & Black Series
Milwaukee Courier
HuffPost: Chicago Impact
The New York Times
Matzav.com
Bangalore, India
DNA
Mumbai
DNA
MyFoxChicago.com
Tremaine Soca Warner
Guardian Media
Sackville, NB
The Sackville Tribune Post
Chapel Hill, NC
The Herald-Sun
Kerry Close
Cornell Daily Sun
Wendy Leung
Ventura County Star
McGill University
Montreal
Dakota McCoy currently attends Yale University.
Cindy Cusic Micco
North Allegheny Patch
Edmonton
Edmonton Journal
Leo Shane III
Washington, DC
Stars and Stripes
Marie Wilson
Daily Herald
Nitish Kulkarni
The Stanford Daily
The Crimson White
Kian Ganz
Bangalore, India
Legally India
Sam Heft-Luthy
The Brown Daily Herald
Gary Herron
Albuquerque, NM
Rio Rancho Observer
WDAY Staff Reports
Beulah, ND
WDAY 6
Tyler Gieseke
Twin Cities
Minnesota Daily
Cathryn Creno
Phoenix, AZ
The Republic
Steve Karnowski
Twin Cities
Pioneer Press
Bridgetown, Barbados
Jamaica Observer
Senior hurdler receives prestigious academic honor
Naval Academy Public Affairs
Annapolis, MD
NavySports.com
Amy Wang
New Haven, CT
Yale Daily News
Mike Strasser, U.S. Military Academy Public Affairs
West Point Press Release
Susan Kelley
Cornell Chronicle
Joy Buolamwini, a 2012 computer science graduate, is the fourth Georgia Tech student to be selected for the prestigious honor
Midtown Patch
Gerald Ensley
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee.com
Cheryl Burton
ABC7
Fourth-year College student Joe Riley will study at Oxford University on prestigious scholarship
Julia Horowitz
Charlottesville, VA
Cavalier Daily
Steve Karnowski
St Paul, MN
Associated Press
Becky Schlikerma
Chicago Sun-Times
Associated Press
Glendale, MO
CBS St. Louis
Anne Gonzales
Sacramento Bee
Staff Reports
Greer Today
Michelle Lee
Cambridge, MA
The Harvard Crimson
Decorah, IA
The Decorah Newspapers
David Carel of Penn Valley was named one of 32 who will pursue studies in England.
Ron Todt
Philly.com
Associated Press
News Works
Montana State University
Charlotte Observer
Kristi Eaton
The Jamestown Sun
Alex Dominguez
Philadelphia, PA
Associated Press
Carole Bass
New Haven, CT
06520 Yale Alumni News Blog
Through awards, they will head to Oxford for graduate studies
Jennifer Doody
Cambridge, MA
Harvard Gazette
Looking forward to attending Oxford
Zachary T. Sampson
Boston, MA
The Boston Globe
2 Rhodes Scholars live in same Montana city
Associated Press
Boise, Idaho
Idaho Press-Tribune
Sarah Yang
Berkeley, CA
UC Berkeley News Center
Sam Fahmy
Athens, GA
WUGA-TV
WSPA Staff
Spartanburg, SC
News Channel 7
Vienna, VA
Office of the American Secretary
Hempstead, NY
Hofstra Athletic Communications
Associated Press
Brunswick, Maine
Boston.com
Associated Press
Canton, Ohio
The News-Herald
College of Idaho
ABC6
Jody Callahan
Memphis, TN
The Commercial Appeal
Associated Press
Knoxville, TN
Knoxnews.com
San Francisco, CA
CBS San Francisco
Joey Brown
Louisville, KY
WAVE3
Associated Press
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Associated Press
Canton, OH
Boston.com
Associated Press
Trenton, NJ
NJ.com
Norman, OK
7News
Karen Kane
Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Dallas, TX
NBC DFW
Ron Todt
Philadelphia, PA
The Wall Street Journal
Bill Torpy
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Kalamazoo, MI
M Live
Jackson, Mississippi
Millsaps College
U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress
Sacramento Bee
Bill Plante
CBS News
David Pollack
Stanford
Mercury News
Hartford, Connecticut
AP/WTNH
Michelle Paine
The Mercury
Brooklyn, NY
BLS Law Notes
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Huffington Post
Michael Herren
Los Angeles Confidential
Jones Walker
The Sacramento Bee
South Bend Tribune
Dana Goldstein
The Atlantic
Geoffrey Kabaservice
The New York Times
Agnostic scholar Katharine Wilkinson looks at the legacy of the Evangelical Climate Initiative.
Ruth Moon
Christianity Today
Jason Lewis
Los Angeles Sentinel
WordTheatre’s Storytales: Featuring celebrities performing stories from acclaimed African-American author John Edgar Wideman’s literary anthology ‘Briefs’
WordTheatre will present “Storytales,” a special one night production at the Ford Amphitheatre on Saturday, October 6, 2012 at 8:00 p.m. The presentation was announced today by WordTheatre Artistic Director, Cedering Fox. Based on ‘Briefs’, MacArthur ’Genius Grant‘ recipient John Edgar Wideman’s most recent collection of stories, “Storytales” features celebrity film, television and Broadway actors giving voice to Wideman’s words; musician Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids playing his original score live; and a dance troupe from Culture Shock LA performing hip hop dance.
Wideman, who will be flying out from the East Coast for the event, is the only writer to earn the Pen/Faulkner Award for Fiction twice. He is a National Book Award finalist, a one-time Rhodes Scholar and a tenured English professor at Brown University. His stories personally and powerfully chronicle the African-American experience.
Patty Tascarella
Pittsburgh Business Times
In the 48th Legislative District, voters should re-elect state Rep. Ross Hunter and elect Cyrus Habib for a team of smart progressives.
Seattle Times Editorial
The Seattle Times
Colum Lynch
The Washington Post
Rachel Leven
The Hill
Dale Neal
Asheville Citizen-Times
Heather Haddon
The Wall Street Journal Metropolis Blog
JTA
The Jewish Press.com
CBS
As the future beckons unto the Class of 2012, three of MIT's newest alumni look back on what they put into—and got out of—their time at the Institute.
Emily Finn
Technology Review
Doug Blackburn
nolesports.com
Josh Chafetz
The Washington Post
Jill Honeycutt
Dateline Alabama
Lauren Gallagher
The SF Examiner
Associated Press
SF Gate
Jamaica Observer
A Review of Doron Weber's Book 'Immortal Bird: A Family Memoir'
Jerome Groopman
The New York Review of Books
Blue Shield of California
Kimberly Butler
Huffington Post
New York Sun
Robert Earl
The Atlantic
eventbrite.com
NPR Staff
NPR.org
Lavina Melwani
The Hindu
Charlie Savage
New York Times
MJ Lee
Politico
Bradford Wieners
Businessweek
Karin Kapsidelis
Richmond Times-Dispatch
For The Times
nwi.com
The Associated Press
northjersey.com
John Pulliam, GateHouse News Service
pjstar.com
Erin Lyndal Martin
popmatters.com
The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.
Ryan Schuette
The MReport.com
Eric Pera
The Ledger
UCDAVIS News and Information
Sanborn, NY
Niagara Gazette
Joyce Gannon
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Associated Press
Newark, N.J.
UTICAOD.com
Charleston, SC
Baton Rouge, LA
WWLTV.com
BC News
Now Alex Wagner
MSNBC.com
Medford/Somerville, Mass.
SomervillePatch
Conchita Sarnoff
New York, NY
The Huffington Post
The Guardian
Mitchell Bard
The Huffington Post
Matthew Tully
Indianapolis, Indiana
IndyStar
Wilmington, North Carolina
The Wilmington Journal
Rachel Leven
The Hill
Ynetnews
Associated Press
Sybil Lewis
The Daily Californian
Cristian Salazar and Samantha Henry
ABC News
WSLS-TV Staff Reports
NBC Affiliate WSLS
Tara Thean
Princeton Alumni Weekly
Bill Ward
Tampa Bay Online
Shannon Green
Corporate Counsel
Daniel Sisgoreo
Cross Campus
Shawn Proctor
Culture Mob
Jeffrey Cianci
Spartan Daily
Deb Peterson
STL Today.com
Nate Davis
USA Today
Mike Wilder
Times-News
Bradley brings wealth of knowledge and experience to leading network analytics company
Market Watch
ROBERT A. CRONKLETON
Kansas City Star
Alum Cory Booker, Mayor of Newark, N.J. will address graduates June 17
Palo Alto Online News
MIT, as always, was a sci & tech powerhouse
Austin Hess
The Tech Online Ed.
Savannah Morning News
Bushraa Khatib
APS Physics
Neal Coolong
Behind The Steel Curtain
Matt Bewig
All Gov
Ryan Sachetta
San Antonio Current
New U.S. Envoy Steps Into Glare of a Russia Eager to Find Fault
Ellen Barry
The New York Times
Darryl Sterdan
Toronto Sun
Kimberly Pohl and Elena Ferrarin
Daily Herald
Co-Author Stephen Smith
Profiles in Science: Eric Lander
Gina Kolata
New York Times
Joseph Rosales
The Brown Daily Herald
The Telegram
From Near-Dropout to Rhodes Scholar
Carla Rivera
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Voice of America
The Spokesman-Review
Two University of Washington students, Byron Gray and Cameron Turtle, have been named Rhodes scholars for 2012.
Seattle Times staff
Seattle, WA
Seattle Times
Meghan E. Irons
Boston, MA
The Boston Globe
Brian Steele
Amherst
The Republican
Carla Caldwell
ATlanda, GA
Atlanta Business Chronicle
Palo Alto, CA
Stanford Report
2 Oxford-bound locals among 32 receiving prestigious fellowships
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This Army lawyer tried to bring a justice system to Afghanistan. Next assignment: chief prosecutor at Guantanamo.
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Russian Jewish Immigrant to St. Louis Wins Scholarship
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Quinn selects former Petraeus aide to head Veterans’ Affairs
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Governor Jerry Brown Nominates U.C. Berkeley Law Professor
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Shesol Publishes New York Times OpEd
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The Association of American Rhodes Scholars, together with the Warden of Rhodes House, celebrated 50 Years of Eastman House on June 5, 2011.
Why the NAACP is Suing New York
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Smith to Serve as Vice President of Government Affairs, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary at PepsiCo
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Bioengineer James Collins has discovered that taking antibiotics with sugar may increase their power to tackle persistent infections
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Aimee Groth
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Nick DiBerardino, classical musician, will address the Westport/Weston Y’s Men
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Seitz Nominated to Lead Office of Legal Counsel
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Performances at Georgetown University and Romanian Embassy
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Oprah Winfrey Calls Booker "A Genius"
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Pulitzer for book with cancer as protagonist
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Rhodes Scholar Kyle Haddad-Fonda One of Four Team Members
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"Why We Bought Politics & Prose"
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Jonah Lehrer has 12K followers on Twitter
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Five weeks remain before the Democratic primary, when voters will decide which of the four candidates they want to take on the Republican challenger in the election for South Bend’s mayor.
New York Times Op Ed Analyzes Public Employee Unions in Wisconsin
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Thomas L. Hughes' Treasure Trove of German-American History
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OpEd by Paul Blustein (Merton, '73) on Surviving the Quake and Staying in Japan
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The Washington Scene
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Council President Eric Garcetti, a Rhodes scholar who considered a career as a composer, is thinking about it
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Los Angeles Times
Liu Renominated to the Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit and Faces Senate Confirmation Battle
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Washington, D.C.
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John Gibb
New Zealand
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New York Times
Call for nominations
Oxford, UK
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Business Insider
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Norman, OK
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Neuroscience major to study public health
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Her sights are set on defeating tuberculosis, a killer of millions
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Pentagon's Top Arms Buyer on Cutting Back
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Cohen to Leave Department of State to Join Google
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Foreign Policy
Walshe Plans a Season of Women's Play
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Featuring Walt Cooper (Indiana & St. Anne's '99)
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Forward poetry prize avoids Nobel laureate clash
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London, UK
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Oxford Today
Santa Clara University receives $1 million donation from Rhodes scholar's family
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Allard Calls for the Lobbying Profession to do More Pro Bono Word
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BP Oil Spill Places Governor on National Stage
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Publishes "The Other Wes Moore"
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New York
NFL Fanhouse
Myron, is Myron Rolle, the former All-American safety at Florida State, turned Rhodes Scholar, turned future NFL defensive back.
Skip Wood
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
USA Today
It's about a half-hour until an NFL scout arrives to put him through a brief workout, so Myron Rolle kills the time by walking alone on an athletic field here at Disney World's sports complex.
Vermillion, South Dakota
Souix City Journal
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Bob Minzesheimer
USA Today
Jackie Calmes
The Caucus
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Novel Was 33 Years in the Making
Mary Ann Gwinn
The Seattle Times
Obama Nominates Magistrate Judge to Fill Vacant Position
Esteban Parra
Delaware On Line
Richard Springer
San Leandro India West
Rhodes Scholar Deep Shah, a first-year student at the Harvard Medical School, did research with monkeys on Parkinson's disease.
Little Rock, Arkansas
Press Release
ESPN Covers a Week with Rolle at Oxford
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Tom Robinson
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U.C. Berkeley Professor's Nomination Welcomed
CNN
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Carries flag of Bermuda in the opening ceremonies
Vancouver, Canada
Film Portrays Tolstoy's Marriage
Dana Oland
The Idaho Statesman
Peter Goldson
Jamaica, W.I.
The Gleaner
Truly, he was a Rhodes Scholar extraordinaire, embodying and exemplifying to the highest degree the standards by which Rhodes Scholars were to be judged.
John Zenor
Mobile, AL
Associated Press
Myron Rolle has a pretty impressive Plan B if football doesn’t work out.
Roanoke, VA Native Returns as Keynote Speaker
http://www.roanoke.com/news/roanoke/wb/233489
The Roanoke Times
AP Reports on IG Fine's Findings
The Associated Press
Staunton native named Rhodes Scholar
Many, one would assume, do it for the prestige. Tyler Spencer applied for a Rhodes Scholarship as a matter of practicality.
Poet Scott Bear Don’t Walk, who shares his story of deciding, ultimately, to leave Oxford and the Scholarship behind.
Lee Hawkins
Oxford, England
Wall Street Journal
Myron Rolle put off an NFL career to spend a year as a Rhodes scholar. But his year at Oxford University is doubling as a one-man marketing experiment – can his career as a pitchman start a year before his career as a player?
Hanne Armstrong
New Brunswick's Urban Voice
"It's starting to become real," says Mount Allison University's latest Rhodes Scholar Susan Humphrey. "I'm really honoured and overwhelmed, but excited at...
Barbara Hoffert
Library Journal
Rhodes scholar. Army captain. White House Fellow. One of Crain's “Top Young Business Leaders.” And one of People's “Most Eligible Bachelors.
Mycah Pleasant
The Ledger
ROXANNE BRAS, of the US Army Corps of Engineers, who is a Rhodes Scholar and Harvard graduate, talks to 35 girls who are students at All Saints' Academy on ...
Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University
Indiana University senior Mutsa Mutembwa has been named a 2010 Rhodes Scholar to represent her native Zimbabwe.
The Almanac Online
He was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University from 1933 to 1936. After four years of apprenticeship in London in international banking, he returned to the ...
Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University Press Release
Evan Woodbery
Press-Register - al.com (blog)
We talked to Auburn Rhodes Scholar Jordan Anderson during Iron Bowl week, so it was an understandably difficult time to squeeze a feature ...
Philadelphia
Penn
Sarah-Jane Littleford, a 2009 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship for study at Oxford ...
A learning center is helping to get children off the streets and on to better lives.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Janelle Larson and Paul Maina King'uru have teamed up to support Children and Youth Empowerment Centre in Nyeri, Kenya.
Los Angeles Times
Matea Gold
Los Angeles Times
It's an unexpected trajectory for a Rhodes scholar who studied political theology at Oxford -- one that even he says he couldn't have predicted.
Joshua Robinson
New York Times
One American Hill has failed to recruit is Myron Rolle, the former Florida State safety who is studying at Oxford as a Rhodes scholar.
The Rhodes Project – the first study of Rhodes Scholar women, their lives, challenges, and successes - presents two new articles.
Elisabeth Mistretta
Chicago Daily Herald
Through a haze of sleep, Shih learned he was one of 30 American students selected this fall as a 2010 Rhodes scholar. "When I really woke up, I asked my dad ...
Betterbed second PSD graduate to receive honor in as many years
TheNewsTribune.com
A local US Military Academy cadet can now add Rhodes Scholar to her ever-growing resume. Elizabeth Betterbed, a Gig Harbor High School graduate from Fox ...
Yasmine Phillips
PerthNow
A YOUNG volunteer who has taught Aboriginal children and helped find emergency accommodation for refugees has been named wa's second Rhodes Scholar this ...
Amelia Possanza
Swarthmore College The Phoenix Online
Mark Dlugash '08 was recently named a Rhodes Scholar. Thirty-two Americans were awarded the scholarship for two years of study at the ...
John Altavilla
Hartford Courant
Established in 1902, the Rhodes Scholarship is awarded yearly to 32 university and college scholars from 16 districts in the nation.
Yvon Gauvin
Times and Transcript
The other Rhodes Scholar is Rosanne Nicol of Hamilton, Ont., currently studying at Halifax's King's College. Susan becomes the 48th student at Mount Allison ...
Jeff Miller, Guest Contributor
The Daily Princetonian
In a recent article in The Daily Princetonian concerning the fact that Princeton has not produced as many Rhodes Scholars in the 2000s as have a few other ...
Elizabeth Koch
Truman Index
Senior Andrew McCall became the first Truman student to be named a Rhodes scholar on Nov 23. He was one of 32 national recipients.
Marissa Meredyth
University of Pittsburgh The Pitt News
Ott, who graduated from Pitt in April, was one of 12 people in the region and 216 in the country who was interviewed for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
Cynthia Lee
UC Los Angeles
Elizaveta Fouksman, ucla's 12th Rhodes Scholar, will enter Oxford University next October to pursue graduate studies in global development.
Ira Porter
The News Journal
My husband said, 'She's a Rhodes Scholar.' I had to pull over." "She has a good heart," she said of her daughter. "I think that's what I like best about her ...
The Georgetown Voice
Tyler Spencer (GRD `09), a 23-year-old, recent alum of Georgetown's graduate school, was awarded a 2009 Rhodes Scholarship along with 31 other American ...
Richard Deitsch
SI.com
As a Rhodes Scholar, Rolle earned arguably the most prestigious postgraduate academic scholarship in the world, joining the likes of famous alumni such as ...
Iricka Berlinger
Tallahassee.com
... double majoring in brain and cognitive sciences and literature; future neurologist working to understand Alzheimer's disease; and now, a Rhodes Scholar, ...
Staunton News Leader
Spencer was named a Rhodes Scholar on Sunday. It is one of the highest academic honors in the world. The scholarships were created in the will of Cecil ...
Chris Kenrick
Palo Alto Online
"I risked being the aberration," said Shih, a Stanford senior who this week was selected as a Rhodes Scholar. He will study in England next fall at Oxford ...
Rick Howlett
WFPL
University of Louisville graduate Monica Marks is preparing for a move to England next year, where she'll enroll at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar.
Adam Yosim
ABC News
Henry Spelman and Libby Longino are both heading to Oxford next year, joining 30 other students from the US who were selected as Rhodes Scholars.
Heather Kays
Staunton News Leader
Bringman said she feels it is these qualities that led him to being named a Rhodes Scholar on Sunday, a scholarship that will allow him to travel to Oxford ...
Kansas City Star
A Lawrence woman who attends the University of Pittsburgh has been selected as a 2010 Rhodes scholar. A Truman State University student from St. Louis also ...
Five Harvard undergrads selected for the prestigious Rhodes scholarship
Matt E. Sachs
Cambridge, MA
The Harvard Crimson
Daniel Shih, Russell Perkins and Stephanie Bell are heading for Oxford next year
Noreen S Ahmedullah
Chicago, IL
Chicago Tribune
Paige Hewitt
Houston Chronicle
Mo, a 21-year-old student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is one of two Texans and 32 scholars nationally to earn the prestigious academic honors.
Jan Hefler
Philadelphia Inquirer
Charles Huckabee
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Tim Perone
New York Post
A West Point student from Manhattan is among the winners of this year's Rhodes Scholarships, it was announced this morning.
Matthew Campbell and Dan Hart
Bloomberg
The Rhodes Scholarship is given in 15 international jurisdictions for study at the University of Oxford in the UK, and can be worth as much as $175000 ...
Megan Matteucci
Cobb County, GA
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Associated Press
Montclair, NJ
nj.com
Karen Kane
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
University of Pittsburgh student Eleanor M. Ott, a triple major in chemistry, history, and French, has been named a 2010 Rhodes Scholar.
Doug Blackburn
Tallahassee.com
Florida State University's almost magical streak with Rhodes Scholar finalists was ...
Carmen Lu
New Haven, CT
Yale Daily News
Brent Ainsworth
Belvedere, MO
Contra Costa Times
Charles Goldberg
The Birmingham News - al.com
He is the fourth Auburn student to be named a Rhodes Scholar. Anderson was a member of last year's Auburn national championship team, is a two-time SEC ...
Elliot Gerson Publishes Op Ed in The Washington Post
Elliot Gerson
The Washington Post
CBS 4
Andrews has coached future NFL players like Deion Sanders, Derrick Brooks, Andre Wadsworth, Peter Boulware and a Rhodes scholar, Myron Rolle.
Joseph Gerth
Louisville Courier-Journal
Today the University of Louisville graduate is the state's latest Rhodes scholar, the winner of one of the most coveted awards in academia.
Government of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service
Twenty-two year old University of the West Indies (UWI) student, Alecia Johns, is the 2010 recipient of the prestigious Rhodes scholarship.
"Judges Scrutinize Adviser Pay"
Adam Liptak
The New York Times
Politico Profiles Jim Himes (D-Conn)
Anne Schroeder Mullins
Politico
An NAACP Chapter of a Different Hue
Krissah Thompson
The Washington Post
Ambassador Rice Argues That U.S. Standing in the World Has Improved Since Obama Took Office
The Daily Show
Myron Rolle Chooses Oxford, Becomes Role Model
Pete Thamel
New York Times
Ebrahim Patel (IL & Lady Margaret Hall ‘98)
Bill George
U.S.News & World Report
Eboo Patel, founder of a national movement promoting interfaith religious cooperation and one of President Barack Obama's advisers on faith, is tackling what he considers the "color line" of the 21st century: the faith line. While Patel's soft-spoken charm may hide his Rhodes scholar intellect, there is nothing understated about his strikingly ambitious vision for global religious pluralism.
George Stephanopoulos (OH & Balliol ’84)
Politico
George Stephanopoulos will be the primary substitute for Diane Sawyer when she becomes anchor of “World News” next year, expanding his already formidable command of the airways as ABC’s chief Washington correspondent and anchor of “This Week.”
NPR
President Chris Howard, President of Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, attended the Air Force Academy. His resume includes Rhodes Scholar, Oxford Ph.D., Harvard MBA, vice president at GE and head of the honors college at the University of Oklahoma.
Mr. Lugar goes to Washington and gets things done
Evansville Courier & Press
Received an honors degree in politics, philosophy and economics from Oxford University in England after studying there as a Rhodes Scholar.
Susan Rice (Maryland/DC and New College '86) credited with resurrecting U.S. role at United Nations
New York Tiimes
Dr. Ann Olivarius's letter to the Rhodes community
Professorship is being billed as a turning point in the prestigious university's history
Ed Pilkington
Cambridge, MA
The Guardian
Chris Frates
Washington, D.C.
Politico, Capitol News Company
Press Release from Rhodes House
Michael Gerson
The Washington Post
Jindal to Deliver GOP Response to Obama Address
Philip Rucker
The Washington Post
Drew Bracken
Granville
Newark Advocate
Chris Bray
The Washington Post
Leonard Harris and Charles Molesworth.
University of Chicago Press & Publisher's Weekly
The AARS Alain Locke Centenary Committee is pleased to note the recent publication of "Alain L. Locke: The Biography of a Philosohper" by Leonard Harris and Charles Molesworth.
Brownback staffer will soon move to England to become a Rhodes scholar
Kris Kitto
Washington, D.C.
The Hill
Dartmouth Life
Kathryn Twyman '09 of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has won a Canadian Rhodes Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford in England. She is a double major in chemistry and physics with a minor in biology. Twyman is also a member of Dartmouth's Women in Science Project (WISP) and the varsity crew team.
Washington Post
By Celia W. Dugger
Johannesburg
The New York Times
By Ebenezer Samuel
NY Daily News
32 years and counting
Maureen Groppe
Indianapolis Star
Lugar, now the Senate's senior Republican, dishes on what he doesn't like about the job, why he doesn't speak on the floor much and how he followed his wife's one rule about his work.
Thomas N. Allen '60
Hampden-Sydney College
Marcia Coyle
The National Law Journal
By Peter Baker
New York Times
Jindal May Prove To be Republicans' Version of Obama
By Michael Leahy
Washington Post
By Julia Necheff
University of Alberta Express News
Dwinal to study at Oxford after receiving prestigious honor
By Susan Schell
The Peninsula Gateway
By Andrew D. Brosig
The Morning Sun
Leesburg Today
By Frank Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia Inquirer
By Chad Skelton
Vancouver Sun
Concordia University Press
Ashley Nord joined a select group of scholar/athletes Sunday when she was one of 32 candidates selected to receive a Rhodes Scholarship.
By Rachel Blount
Star Tribune
National Collegiate Athletic Association
By Susan Snyder
Philadelphia Inquirer
By Brock Letchworth
The Daily Reflector
By Associated Press
Chicago Daily Herald
Plans studies in medical anthropology
By Ernest Luning
The Colorado Independent
By Jacob Schneider
Columbia Spectator
By Associated Press
Chicago Tribune
By Gale Holland
LA Times Blog
By Don Kazak
Palo Alto Online
By Josephine Wolff and Samantha Pergadia
The Daily Princetonian
By Cynthia Lee
UCLA Newsroom
By Dan Cortez and Amber Hunt
Detroit Free Press
By Samantha Gross, Associated Press
Newsday
By Dan Robrish
Associated Press
Virginia Military Institute Press
By Mike Tolson
Houston Chronicle
By Marian Gail Brown
Connecticut Post
By Dan Hart
Bloomberg.com
By Joe Rodriguez
Mercury News
By Steve Rubenstein
San Francisco Chronicle
WRAL.com
Ex-UCLA football player wins Rhodes Scholarship
By Adam Rose
LA Times Blog
Listing by District
Biographical Summaries
Elliot F. Gerson, American Secretary of the Rhodes Trust, today announced the names of the thirty-two American men and women chosen as Rhodes Scholars.
By David M. Halbfinger
New York Times
AARS member Aly Kassam-Remtulla (Alberta & Balliol '99) elected to OUS Board
With the help of a Houston artist, U.S. District Judge Keith Ellison (CO & Magdalen '72) uses his artistic judgment to create a work environment seldom seen in courtrooms
By Mary Flood
Houston Chronicle
Brad Braxton (VA & Trinity '91) nominated to become senior pastor at Riverside Church
Randal Pinkett (NJ & Keble '94) stresses importance of enterprise and mixes it with community service
Navy SEAL Eric Greitens (MO & Lady Margaret Hall '96) talks with injured about service
Burlington man--Adam Chandler (NC & Queen's 2006)--wraps up 2 years at Oxford
Pardis Sabeti (FL & New College '97), a pioneering geneticist, has a second life as a singer and songwriter
Rachel Maddow (CA & Lincoln '95) receives acclaim
Picture of participants
Profiles and reflections by over 60 Rhodes Women from around the world upon the celebration of 30 years of Rhodes Women
Cyrus Habib (WA & St. John's 2003) writes on court decision affecting the blind
Vernon Bogdanor reviews Philip Ziegler's account of Rhodes scholarships (Legacy)
Activist and Former News Executive, Ben Jealous (NY & St. Antony's '97), Is Youngest Leader
By Darryl Fears
Washington Post
Jacob Weisberg (IL & New College '87) reviews Ziegler's book in The Sunday Times
William W. Bradley (MO & Worcester '65) was the first player to record a remarkable trio of basketball honors.
Richard H. Trainor (RI & Merton '70), the principal Of King's College London, to play leading role.
Jordon Schreiber (MN & Magdalen '95) launched Team PRIDE in 2003 to instill qualities of Perserverance, Respect, Integrity, Discipline and Excellence in kids.
Barton D. Gellman (PA & University '82) wins national reporting award for four part series on Vice President Cheney
Ian Glenday (So Africa College School & Magdalen '70), Mariette Geldenhuys (So Africa-at-large & New College '84), Allison Gilmore (MN & Green 2004), David Cohen (So Africa-at-large & Balliol '83), Rick Stengel (NY & Christ Church '77) and Danielle Fontaine (Quebec & St. John's '81) become members of the Board for Friends of Mandela Rhodes Foundation (USA).
Kris Kristofferson (CA & Merton '58) is the ultimate Mr. Cool, down to his lucky boots.
It is time for a rising star of the GOP--the new governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal (LA & New College '92)--to be McCain's vice presidential running mate.
Cory A. Booker (NJ & Queen's '92)at the center of emerging generation of black leaders.
Peter S. Paine Jr (NY & Christ Church '57) will be the eight president of Fort Ticonderoga Board of Trustees.
Lt. Col. John Nagl (NE & St. John’s ’88) talks about recent gains in Iraq
Navy Lt. Commander Douglas A. Beck (CA & New '92) was gone for 15 months, serving on a special operations task force in Afghanistan and Iraq.
William H. Farley, Jr (PA & St. Catherine's '72) opted for the law over ministry because he wanted to save the world
Bobby Jindal (LA & New '92) to be sworn in as state's 51st governor.
John S. Grinalds (TN & Brasenose '60), Benjamin B. Dunlap (TN & Wadham '59) and James C. Parham (SC & Magdalen '54) demonstrate judgment, citizenship, patriotism
Dan Helmer (NJ & Wolfson '04)sets up school for American troops in Afghanistan.
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Biographical Summaries
Elliot F. Gerson, American Secretary of the
Rhodes Trust, today announced the names of the thirty-two American men and women
chosen as Rhodes Scholars.
Robert Dow Jr. (IL & Brasenose '87)
Pete Dawkins (MI & Brasenose '59) popularized overarm throw
Bobby Jindal (LA & New '92) becomes first nonwhite governor since Reconstruction-era
New DVD available
The video covers Lugar’s public life from the Indianapolis school board through his Senate years, international profile and Nobel Peace Prize nominations.
Don Gogel (NJ & Balliol '71) plays crucial role in Home Depot buyout
Gogel, Clayton Dubilier's 58-year-old CEO, shows how other major buyouts can go forward in the post subprime mortgage environment.
Believes in power of music
Counterinsurgency Field Manual co-author
Lt. Col. John Nagl (NE & St. John’s ’88) interviewed by Jon Stewart about the Army’s Counterinsurgency Field Manual which he co-authored.
Professional track athlete interviewed
World class 5000-meter distance runner talks about her career, her plans and her Rhodes.
Lois Quam (MN & Trinity '83) moves to Piper Jaffrey
VANESSA FUHRMANS
Wall Street Journal
Vedica Jain and Adeel A. Qalbani were married yesterday at the Fairmont San Francisco hotel.
Corey Booker (NJ & Queens '92), Mayor of Newark
George F. Will
Washington Post.com
Bobby Guerette
The Bowdoin Orient
Allyson Bennett
Hanover,NH,USA
The Dartmouth.com
Michael Long, Entertainment Editor
Lancaster Online
Gay.com
Fernanda Santos
New York Times
The Bismarck Tribune
Eric Quiñones
News @ Princeton
Durham, NC
Duke University News & Communications
University of Minnesota, UMN News
Eric Quiñones
News@Princeton
John Marelius, Maureen Magee and Gordon Smith
San Diego Union Tribune
Alan Bersin (NY & Balliol, '68) Named Secretary of Education for California
Adina Levine
The Record
Richard Fallon (Maine & Wadham, '75) Appointed to Tyler Professorship of Constitutional Law
Michael P. Robinson (British Columbia & University, '73) and Arthur R. A. Scace (Ontario & Corpus Christi, '61) named Members of the Order of Canada
Evolutionary Biologist Beth Shapiro (Georgia & Balliol '99) One of 2009 MacArthur Fellows