Center for Inclusion & Campus Involvement

This month, Rollins honors Indigenous Americans by offering a host of programming meant to inspire conversation and reflection.

With a renewed sense of energy and plans to increase student support systems, Rollins’ student-run LGBTQ+ organization is embracing their place in the community.

Rollins is honoring the lives of trailblazing women whose contributions have made a difference in our backyard and in communities around the world.

The history of Rollins’ Black Student Union echoes the history of America. Now, a new generation of leaders are making an impact on campus and beyond through service, education, and a chorus of voices calling for change.

By the time Jaheim Morris ’24 graduates from Rollins, he will have engaged with nearly every corner of campus on his pathway to purpose.

African American history is the story of America. As the timeline moves forward, Rollins is celebrating Black History Month through myriad opportunities for education and reflection.

The holiday also known as Black Independence Day is “a day on” for embracing cultural vibrancy and resilience in the Black community.

The award honors the faculty or staff member who best exemplifies and models Rollins’ Service Excellence philosophy and values in their service to others.

The declaration comes as a direct response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

A dispatch from Rollins College President Grant Cornwell in light of recent events.