Reed College

• REDEFINING THE CANON  Join us for a new series of events focusing on 21st century American performance.
• WHAT IS A REEDIE, ANYWAY?  Art major Lucy Bellwood ’12 studied Greek and Latin, sailed tall ships, and wrote a comic book as part of her thesis.
• WHY REED?  Suhai Yehuza ’16 answers with sincerity.
• KISSING THE WIND  Reed’s outdoor programs are among the best in the nation.
• RICH ACADEMIC RELATIONSHIPS  Reed’s 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio gives many students the opportunity to do original research with their professors.
• WRITE YOUR OWN SCRIPT  Students balance form and function in calligraphy class.

New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner Nicholas Kristof to speak at Reed on April 1

The New York Times and the Oregonian reviewed Ghostman, the debut novel by Roger Hobbs '11

Reed was one of the Daily Beast's Amazing But Overlooked Colleges

Reed invests in goal of reducing carbon footprint by 2.65 million pounds annually

Kara Becker, assistant professor of linguistics, contributes to an NPR story on the evolution of the "Texas twang"

President Kroger comments in the Washington Post on data errors in a college rankings publication

President Kroger contributes to the Huffington Post on a major life decision: "The Stakes Are Big: Choose Small"

Reed wins prestigious National Science Foundation S-STEM grant to fund scholarships for students in mathematics and science

Portland Monthly features Professor of Economics Noelwah Netusil's work that connects home value, walkable neighborhoods, and green space

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