Akheem Mitchell ’23 is one of 10 students nationwide selected for the prestigious Marshall-Motley Scholars Program—providing full scholarships to law school, ongoing mentorship, and professional development opportunities for future civil rights leaders. rollins.college/456Dm0Q

Thank you to the 850+ first-year and transfer students, faculty and staff who provided service to over 30 local nonprofits today as a part of SPARC Day! #LifeIsForService 💙💛 View more photos on our Facebook: rollins.college/47bFJRj

Rollins has been recognized as one of the nation’s best 391 colleges by The Princeton Review & has ranked among the top 20 schools in six categories. Only 15% of America’s 2,400 four-year colleges are profiled in the 2026 edition of the college guidebook. ⁠ rollins.college/460089L

From hands-on experiences to our personalized learning environment, discover why 10 incoming first-year students chose to make Rollins home for the next four years: rollins.college/47OhpFA

Rollins is the top-ranked private institution among regional universities in the South in the 2026 rankings of the nation’s best colleges from U.S. News & World Report! 🎉 Rollins ranked #2 overall among the 133 schools in the regional universities in the South category. rollins.college/3IeVSvn

English major Camber Mathews ’25 has earned a highly esteemed Princeton in Asia fellowship to teach English to young learners in Vientiane, Laos, for one year. Each year only about 50 students earn coveted spots in the program. Read more: rollins.college/4q1kfh8

Throughout the past decade, Rollins' 15th President, Grant Cornwell, led Rollins with strategic vision, depth of thought, and a lot of heart. Following his retirement earlier this year, this collection of stories chronicles the impact of his presidency: rollins.college/48d2DZ5

This past summer, we asked Tars to keep us in the loop as they embarked on their summer internship experiences. From helping power global operations to observing justice in action, here are a few of our favorite internship stories from summer 2025: rollins.college/3L0yClu

We recently caught up with two faculty members and one head coach who have retired after more than 100 years of combined service to Rollins. Read more about what they’ll miss most, how they hope to be remembered, and their service to Rollins: rollins.college/3WkgXIh

From studying freshwater turtles from the Dominican Republic to exploring the impact of inclusive dance and developing a documentary drama, here are a few of our favorite Student-Faculty Collaborative Research experiences from summer 2025: rollins.college/3W25qNB

For the eighth consecutive year, Rollins joins only 251 colleges and universities in Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society's 2025 Transfer Honor Roll, which recognizes four-year institutions of higher education for creating dynamic pathways to support transfer students: rollins.college/4ovNeIp

Planned to open fall 2026, East End Neighborhood—Rollins’ newest residential community—is expanding the College’s capacity and creating a vibrant new hub where students can live, learn, and connect. Learn more: rollins.college/4qjhmIt

From experiencing the world’s largest arts festival at the Edinburgh Fringe in Scotland to co-teaching in Rwandan schools while piloting a new water-filtration system, here are a few of our favorite field study and study abroad stories from summer 2025: rollins.college/48NrNhj

Last week, the Rollins community gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the new Tennis & Golf Center, a cutting-edge facility that will elevate the student-athlete experience: rollins.college/3JcDBPQ

Rollins has once again been designated a Voter-Friendly Campus for 2025-26. The College is one of just 15 Florida colleges and universities—and one of 272 institutions nationwide—to be recognized. Read more: rollins.college/4oQHqJx

Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business has once again been ranked as one of the top 100 MBA programs worldwide on LinkedIn’s list of Top 100 Best MBA Programs for Career Growth. Read more: rollins.college/47PaCtp Crummer Graduate School of Business

As a leader in the Seminole Tribe of Florida, Tina Osceola ’89 has worked to honor her ancestors and protect her tribe’s sovereignty for more than 20 years. Learn about her career journey & how she still draws on things she learned at Rollins to this day: rollins.college/4pegUd4

Lauren Barry ’24 has been named a NobleReach Scholar, joining an elite national cohort of recent graduates tackling public challenges through tech-driven innovation. Read more: rollins.college/4odwrcv