Hendrix College

Odyssey

Your Hendrix Odyssey: Engaging in Active Learning is the hands-on, experiential approach to learning pioneered at Hendrix. Charis Lorenz's personal Odyssey started with a Labrador puppy named Concerto...

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Innovative

Odyssey is among the reasons Hendrix has been named the nation's most innovative and promising liberal arts college by U.S. News and World Report.

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Best Value

Odyssey's focus on learning by doing increases the value of a Hendrix degree and is among the reasons Princeton Review lists us as a "Best Value" in higher education.

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Life Changing

Odyssey fosters transformative student experiences, adding to Hendrix's reputation as a college that changes lives. Art Thomason is one of those whose life was changed by his Hendrix experience.

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Inclusive

Odyssey's hands-on approach to education appeals to Hendrix students, who are doers, not watchers — active participants in our diverse and welcoming learning community.

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Info for future students

Schedule a Visit

Schedule a visit any Monday through Friday when classes are in session. You will have the opportunity to sit in on a class, chat with students during your guided campus walk, eat in the cafeteria, and meet a professor – just to name a few of the options!

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Applying to Hendrix

Those who apply to Hendrix by February 1 will be notified of an admission decision shortly after March 1! For more information about the Common Application and applying to Hendrix, click the link below. We look forward to receiving your application soon!

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Sights and Sounds

Harmonic Fugue at Night

Harmonic Fugue, an original architectural and artistic work at Hendrix College, is best enjoyed and experienced at night. The interactive light and sound installation, located in the Harkrider underpass, was designed by American artist Christopher Janney.

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The Typists

The Hendrix College Players will present The Typists on Friday, Jan. 27 and Saturday, Jan. 28 in Staples Auditorium on the Hendrix campus. The lead roles will be played by Kevin Spatz, a sophomore from Conway, and Megan Barker, a freshman from North Little Rock.

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News & Events

Hendrix Honored for International Partnership

Leadership role in Rwanda Presidential Scholars Program lauded by IIE

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Hendrix Receives Metroplan Leadership Award

Mayor, county judge nominate college for innovative community development

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Fall 2011 Dean’s List Announced

206 students receive all A’s during fall semester

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Hendrix Players to Present The Typists

Three performances Jan. 27 and 28

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Hendrix College and UCA Host International Vocal Ensemble

Theatre of Voices performs Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Greene Chapel

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