Grant Cornwell News Today

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Rollins College President Grant Cornwell plans to retire in June 2025 after a decade at the Winter Park school’s helm, the college announced Tuesday. In a video posted to Rollins’ website, Cornwell, 66, described his years at Rollins as “the most meaningful of my career.” “What matters most to me is our shared sense of purpose and mission that have transformed Rollins into one of the nation’s ...

The president of Rollins College is retiring after 10 years of "exemplary leadership and dedicated service," the college announced.

Rita Bornstein, the first woman president at Rollins College, died Jan. 9 at age 88.

Former long-standing president of Rollins College Rita Bornstein has died.

Former long-standing Rollins College president Dr. Rita Bornstein has died.

People have been urged to share their stories of men and women who gave their lives in the World Wars before they are lost forever.

A group of 13 college presidents has begun a campaign to bring attention to the importance of free expression, critical inquiry and civil discourse on college campuses.

The new Rollins Museum of Art building planned for Winter Park received a 50,000 national grant and approval of the building's design.

The new Rollins Museum of Art building planned for Winter Park received a $750,000 national grant and approval of the building's design.