The new class includes students from 20 different colleges and universities, including the first ever Rhodes Scholars from Eastern Mennonite University, Virginia and Pepperdine University, California.

Two young adult Texans are named among the 32 Rhodes Scholars in this country. The 32 scholars including Paloma and Kim, now have a full-ride scholarship to attend Oxford University in Great Britain for their graduate studies.

Rice University senior Jae Kim was named a Rhodes scholar on Saturday, the only Texas university student to receive the prestigious award this year.

Courtesy of the University of AlabamaBy WVUA 23 Digital Reporter Josie Wahl University of Alabama senior Kate Herndon is one of 32 Rhodes Scholarship winners this year. Herndon, a native of Newburyport,

Madeline Dierauf, a Davidson College senior and professional fiddler, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship Saturday, making her one of 32 Americans selected this year for one of the most prestigious graduate scholarships in the world.

U.S. selected the recipients of the Rhodes Scholarship in a competitive process. Nearly 3,000 students applied, with 865 endorsed by 243 colleges and universities, according to Rice University. In total,

Two University of Chicago students and a Barrington native studying at the University of Pennsylvania are among the 2025 Rhodes Scholars. University of Chicago College fourth-year Francesco Rahe—a Hillsdale,

A Chesapeake student and fourth-year graduate student at the University of Virginia has been named a Rhodes Scholar. It’s a rare achievement in the academic world, an opportunity to study at the University of Oxford in England.

A Coe College student has been named as one of the 2025 Rhodes Scholarship recipients.Katie Ameku from Independence, Missouri is a mathematics and physics major

Ava Spinar, a fourth-year student at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, was among 32 American students named to the prestigious program.