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#FBF to that time a flock of paper cranes appeared in the trees at the @reedadmission entrance to Eliot Hall. Drop by to see how many remain! Posted by @newf_t “Guerrilla Origami?” https://www.instagram.com/p/CRZCZQTBN77/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Thank you to the presenters and attendees for making Alumni College 2021 "Warming Signs: Emergency, Adaptation, and Innovation in Climate Change" a great success! More than 170 alumni attended nine alumni-taught courses and three attendee discussions June 4–6.
If you weren’t able to join us, or if you’d like to see the programs again, you can find recordings of the talks and the presentation slides online.
Check out the plethora of published works by faculty, staff, and alumni on display at the bookstore! 📚 See all seven slides @reed_bookstore or drop by in person! Photo by @reedseasons https://www.instagram.com/p/CRUWQ6DBuGn/?utm_medium=tumblr
In a new podcast titled “Lord of the Rankings,” journalist Malcolm Gladwell exposes the circular maze of privilege embedded in the U.S. News college rankings, aided and abetted by a team of Reed College statisticians.
Real all about how the colossus is cracking!
#FBF: Learn about the high-wire life of Xenia Kashevaroff Cage ’35, called "Sculptor of the Surreal, Whacker of Flowerpots" in this Reed Magazine piece by John Sheehy ’82. She was photographed by Edward Weston in 1931, and this portrait is now in the collection of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Read the story.
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Reedies see things differently. https://www.instagram.com/p/CRFE9ujBdFq/?utm_medium=tumblr
ICYMI: Watch the Reunions ’21 faculty lecture, “What was the Civil Rights Movement?,” by Pancho Savery, professor of English & humanities.
In this talk, he explored the idea that the Civil Rights Movement was finite by articulating the movement's extensive roots and gesturing toward the many ways in which it is ongoing, with an emphasis on art, literature, and music. “It is really important to go all the way back and see that there has been a continuous civil rights movement.”
View this and other recordings from Reunions.
Thank you to the 100+ enthusiastic, resourceful, and generous alumni volunteers who made Reunions ’21 possible through their commitment to making the most of this year’s virtual format while keeping Reunions traditions going strong. We’ll see you next year, June 9-12, 2022!
Also, did you miss an event that you’d still like to see? View the recordings:
https://reunions.reed.edu/reu-2021-recordings.html
Double your impact! Your support of financial aid makes Reed possible for more than 55% of students, and a gift to the Student Emergency Fund assists those confronted with unexpected and acute financial hardship.
Give by June 30 and have your contribution matched by a group of generous alumni and friends.
With a painting by Lucinda Parker, class of ‘66! 🖼 Posted by @reedadmission We asked our summer student workers to share their favorite places on campus and first up is junior English major Zack with the Performing Arts Building (PAB). "This spot is my favorite place on campus because it's incredibly easy to access and is a great spot to hang out. The painting here is incredibly pretty as well - I've spent countless nights talking with friends about nothing while looking at it! The rest of the PAB is also wonderful to walk around in whenever I'd get bored of sitting in one place." We hope everyone stays cool this weekend! https://www.instagram.com/p/CQofkx4hK4w/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Happy Friday! Stay calm, cool, and in the shade during the heat wave. ♨️ See our weather-advisory updates at reed.edu/. Photo by @reedseasons https://www.instagram.com/p/CQjZYcoB1Hl/?utm_medium=tumblr
Good morning from the cross-canyon residence halls! 🐿 cc: @reedreslife 🏠 Photo by @reedseasons https://www.instagram.com/p/CQgn8CiBmb3/?utm_medium=tumblr
Posted by @reedadmission What do students and families need to know when applying for financial aid? Join Sandy Sundstrom, Director of Financial Aid, to learn about the fundamental components of financial aid and get guidance on discussing college financing as a family!⠀ ⠀ Link in our bio to register!⠀ ⠀ #reedcollege #lovereed #financialaid #collegeadmissions #collegecounseling https://www.instagram.com/p/CQd0EBqhKBI/?utm_medium=tumblr
Students in Art 284: Craft and Culture, taught by Prof. Gerri Ondrizek last semester, made more than 40 hand-thrown ceramic bowls to help raise funds for Zenger Farm’s CSA Food Stamp Program. This Gifting the Bowl Project is part of a June 26 Juneteenth Edition of Zenger's Community Chef Dinner Series.
The Reed studio-art course explored the craft of ceramics and glass, their historical and cultural context, and contemporary culture’s engagement with these craft forms.
Posted by @reedcollege_tiwg Official Portland Pride week might be over, but that's not gonna stop Reed's TIWG from living every day with respect and pride. Hope you all are having a great summer! 🌈 #pride #pridemonth https://www.instagram.com/p/CQZSF2ahFBk/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Happy summer solstice! 🌔 Photo by @reedseasons https://www.instagram.com/p/CQXFc6eh9e9/?utm_medium=tumblr
This afternoon, students, staff, and faculty gathered to commemorate Juneteenth with reflections and a communal meal. Mary James, dean for institutional diversity, read from a piece by Clint Smith, and Ashley Stull Meyers, MRC program manager, spoke about the power of eating together and sharing the work, and Po'Shines Cafe De La Soul provided a tasty lunch spread.