A WINTER’S FLOCK Multitudes of Canada geese gather to feast and regale campus with joyful noise.- INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS Critical thought and creativity are the cornerstones of a Reed education.
- WHAT IS A REEDIE, ANYWAY? Nick Salter ’11, a math major from Evanston, Illinois, thinks the Great Lawn is “a big green slice o’ heaven.”
- DEPLOYING IDENTITIES Assistant professor of music Mark Burford asks, “In what contexts are certain types of identities more or less relevant and why?” Read more faculty perspectives on diversity.
- A CENTURY OF INQUIRY Explore our stunning collection of photographs and documents celebrating 100 years of Reed.
News and Events
Assistant Professor of Linguistics Kara Becker writes for the New York Post about the loss of the New York accent
Oregonian features student volunteer work on Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. View slide show
Professor of Political Science Paul Gronke comments in a USA Today story on early voting strategies in the GOP presidential primaries
Associate Professor of Anthropology Charlene Makley discusses self-immolation in Tibet with Marco Werman on PRI's The World
With President Diver announcing his plan to retire, the search committee has begun the process of finding his successor
The Oregonian editorial board on Reed's "uncompromised quest and unvarnished wit," in "Reed College at 100"
Biology Outreach brings Reed student experience to local grade schools
John Sheehy '82 talks about Reed's history on OPB radio
Portland Monthly writes about Reed's centennial in "Old School: Happy 100th birthday to Reed—America's last great conservative college"
View the events calendar for more events listings, the news center for more news and information, and visit Reed's multimedia site for audio of selected lectures and performances
