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State grant for college students drops 42%
By Arabella Lilleslatten on April 26, 2022
Graphic by Francisco Wang Florida lawmakers have cut the Effective Access to Student Education (EASE) grant by 42 percent. Reduced from $2,841 to $2,000, the...
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19 students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
By Maria Fonfria on March 24, 2022
Photo courtesy of Rebekah PicernoRebekah Picerno (‘22), left, and Charlotte Kelly (‘22), right, celebrate theirinduction outside Knowles Chapel. Rollins became the 291st institution in the...
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Mask policy eases on campus
By Peyton Poitras on March 5, 2022
Photo by Alexander Knobloch Rollins’ updated COVID-19 policy has shifted from required to recommended masking in most indoor spaces. Previously, masks were optional in residential...
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Acts of kindness day honors Rollins president
By John Wettach on February 16, 2022
Photo courtesy of Rollins ArchivesThaddeus and Polly Seymour Acts of Kindness Day honors the legacy of 12th Rollins president, Thaddeus Seymour and his wife, Polly....
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Debate sheds light on commissioner Seat 3 candidate platforms
By Jack Kelly on February 12, 2022
The Sandspur’s coverage of Winter Park commissioner candidates does not indicate The Sandspur's or Rollins College’s endorsement. The Democracy Project and WP Voter held a...
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Fighting for Feminism

By Erin Brioso on December 1, 2011

When famed feminist and activist Gloria Steinem, along with numerous esteemed veteran feminists like Patricia Schroeder and Muriel Fox, visited in October, the Rollins community…

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