Milyon Trulove, Vice President and Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, joins other college admission leaders to share application tips. Read more: www.forbes.com/sites/brenna...

The first President’s Student Showcase was held last Friday! More than 150 students shared their summer research and internship experiences with the community.

In the fall issue of Reed Magazine, President Audrey Bilger discusses the canyon’s contributions to sustainability, learning, and community with Facilities Operations Manager Zac Perry, Professor Gerri Ondrizek, and Professor Sam Fey. Learn more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Ever felt like you needed guidance as you navigate the job market? Or, ever dreamed of sharing your own expertise? Whether you’re looking to mentor or be mentored, Reed’s expanding professional networks offer opportunities for career advice and networking. Read more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Many journalists have had their career paths diverted—often not by choice—as the industry continues to face great financial hardship and growing public apathy and mistrust. Learn how Reedie journalists are embracing a changing industry: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Did you know that the number of Reed students who report being satisfied with their financial aid puts Reed in the top five colleges for financial aid satisfaction? Learn more: www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

Last October, 14 Reed students traveled to Prime Desert Woodland Preserve in Lancaster, California, with Professor Juniper Harrower [art]. Their mission: to fuse biology with visual and performance art, all in service of saving Joshua trees from extinction. Read more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Books + summer = bliss. ☀️ 📚 Check out these alumni authored books for your summer reading list: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

We understand recent events have raised concerns and questions about the security of personal information at Reed. Learn more about how Reed protects your data and photo privacy in a message to the community: reed-college.read.axioshq.com/p/it/b0e3569...

We’re proud to share that President Audrey Bilger has been elected to serve as treasurer and secretary of the National Association of Independent Colleges & Universities (NAICU). Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Mathematics professor Kyle Ormsby will work with Portland artist Meech Boakye and Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) artistic director Kristan Kennedy to create an interdisciplinary mystery project. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Professor Joan Naviyuk Kane received the United States Artists Fellowship for writing this past spring, an award that gives artists and collaboratives funding and selects fellows who make significant contributions to the creative ecosystem. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Two proposals were selected for $10,000 Projects for Peace grants to fund student initiatives this summer. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Congress continues to debate taxing college endowments. Proposals have ranged from high rates to full exemptions. Reed College uses its endowment to provide need-based financial aid to students and maintain a low student-to-faculty ratio. Learn more: www.denverpost.com/2025/07/02/e...

Did you know Reed College was recognized as one of the top five private schools for financial aid by The Princeton Review? Learn more: www.cnbc.com/2025/06/24/t...

The Class of ’21 Award recognizes students who produce creative work of notable character. This year’s recipient, Faith Roche ’25, created an interdisciplinary thesis combining her theatre work and Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies research. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Reed hosted an annual Earth Day celebration in April, celebrating various local organizations, sustainability, and community. Learn more: www.swcommconnection.com/lifestyle/ea...

A budget reconciliation bill proposes to cut $349.1 billion from higher education over the next 10 years, significantly reducing access to Pell Grants and student loans. Contact your senators and representatives today and tell them to oppose this attack on education:

The Carlos III International School (C3IS) at the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M) has received a visit from a delegation of Reed College, with the aim of strengthening academic collaboration between the two institutions. Learn more: www.uc3m.es/ss/Satellite...

Cheers to the class of 2025. 🎓️⁠ Well done, graduates!

Tessa Hulls ’07 has been awarded the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for her genre-bending graphic memoir, Feeding Ghosts. Additionally, Amy Reading ’98 was a finalist in the biography category for The World She Edited: Katherine S. White at The New Yorker. Congrats! Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

When people think of the Reed College library, it might bring up memories of discovering a new favorite author or late nights at the thesis desk. But above all, one feeling librarians hope visitors take away with them is the sense of being cared for. Learn more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Paul Gronke and Paul Manson from the Elections & Voting Information Center discuss the takeaways of last year's Local Election Official Survey Project, looking at challenges, attitudes, and job satisfaction. Learn more: www.kbia.org/2025-04-02/s...

Reed College President Audrey Bilger has joined 250+ leaders from colleges, universities, and scholarly societies in signing “A Call for Constructive Engagement,” a statement from the American Association of Colleges and Universities. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

We’re thrilled to expand the Reed Promise initiative, offering tuition-free education starting fall 2026 to U.S. students from families earning under $100,000. Read more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/pre... #ReedCollege #FinancialAid #HigherEducation

How does a piece of gum transform into a religious artifact? Musician Warren Ellis kept a piece of gum discarded by Nina Simone for over 20 years before “releasing” it to the world. Learn more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

In the 1970s, downtown Portland was in decline, with shopping malls like Eastport Plaza, Lloyd Center, and Mall 205 siphoning shoppers away from downtown, leaving behind boarded-up storefronts. But Bill Naito ’49 refused to let his city fade away. Learn more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

The spring issue of Reed Magazine takes a peek inside Art 350, where studying art history provides insights about our changing climate. Taught by Prof. Shivani Sud, the course is one of many classes part of the new Environmental Humanities initiative. Read more: www.reed.edu/reed-magazin...

Happy first day of spring, Reedies! As we eagerly await campus to bloom, take a moment to relive the beauty of last year's spring. 🌸🌸🌸 📸 Lauren LaBarre

Reed has been awarded a Beckman Scholars Program grant thanks to a proposal led by Prof. Kara Cerveny [biology] with support from faculty in chemistry and biology. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

"There are more worlds out there than we know,” physics senior Mohamed Jassim Munavar Hussain ’25 says. 🔭 In January, a paper he co-authored was published in The Astronomical Journal about his team’s discovery of eight new exoplanet candidates. Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

Internationally recognized fashion designer Emilio Pucci '37 remains one of Reed's most memorable alumni. This month, his daughter, Laudomia Pucci, and grandson, Tancredi Pucci, visited campus, meeting with President Audrey Bilger and touring Special Collections and Archives.

We're excited to announce that Reed College has been recognized as one of the top producing institutions for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program! 📚 ✨ Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/pre...

Paul Gronke, director of Elections & Voting Information Center (EVIC) and Reed political science professor, says the results of a new survey reflect the high levels of stress election workers have experienced in recent years. Read more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/sto...

We're thrilled to announce that Reed College has been officially designated a Research College under the new Carnegie Classification methodology, established by the American Council on Education and the Carnegie Foundation! Learn more: www.reed.edu/newsroom/pre...

Can you guess what year this original photo is from? It captures students and faculty walking in front of Eliot Hall on a winter day. Photo courtesy of Special Collections and Archives, Eric V. Hauser Memorial Library, Reed College. 📸 Now photo by Oscar Pulliam '25 #ReedCollege #Reed

Students explored the student clubs fair last Friday! From art to cuisine and everything in between, there's plenty of opportunities for everyone to find their community at Reed. 📸 Lily Factora '25

Classes are back in session, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome our Reedies back to the classroom! 🦉 📚 ✨ 📸 Lauren LaBarre #SpringSemester #ReedCollege #Reed #LoveReed

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