Area colleges and universities make national lists
Last week U.S. News and World Report rankings were released, and some of Memphis schools received some good news. The Commercial Appeal reported that Rhodes moved up to number 51 in the list of best liberal arts colleges, Christian Brothers University was acknowledged as a great value, and the business program at the University of Memphis was included in the list of the nation’s best.
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