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An icon of Portland, Mount Tabor is an extinct volcanic cinder cone that towers over the city, providing a landmark from below and spectacular views […]
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The disability accommodations process at Reed is lengthy and often opaque to students, leading junior Catherine Hoyle to “feel ostracized and feel like I’m in […] -
Pros by Adrian Wearing shoes can be somewhat of a controversial topic at Reed, but with a campus like this, with hills and rocks and […]
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Creating a new angle on the classic Shakespeare play, students took to the main Atrium of the Performing Arts Building (PAB) last weekend to perform […]
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This week Touch Grass was away from Portland, so this article is for anyone planning a trip to Atlanta, Georgia! During the Quest’s time at […]
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At 1:30pm on Thursday, November 9, approximately a hundred Reed College students, led by the Reed Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), walked out of […] -
A little ways off from Reed, in the quaint neighborhood of Sellwood, lies Sellwood Riverfront Park, on the banks of the Willamette River. The roughly […]
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This past Saturday, November 11, Gray Fund and the Student Engagement Program Board (SEPB) teamed up to put on a ball like no other, called […]
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As noted both in the breaking news edition of this story and an email from VP for Student Life Karnell McConnell-Black, the antisemitic graffiti found […] -
Thursday, November 9: Students march behind a banner reading “Intifada Everywhere” on Reed College’s campus. This is a breaking news story, full coverage is available […] -
The following story contains explicit descriptions of hate symbols. Reader discretion is advised. On the afternoon of Friday, November 3, VP for Student Life Karnell […] -
At the National College Media Conference in Atlanta this week, the Quest was honored to receive a best of show award for Diversity, Equity, and […] -
Located on the eastern end of the canyon, the Reed Orchard, or Centennial Orchard, is the perfect quiet little enclave hidden away from the rest […]
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Touch Grass is a weekly column about green spaces around campus, a great spot to get ideas for your next outdoor outing — from someone […]
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The Association of Reed Gamers, or ARG for short, is a large and sprawling club on campus, with a history stretching many decades and, at […]
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Correction (10/27/2023, 1:37pm) — A previous version of this article stated that Professor Kane spoke with OID staff member Jessika Chi, but in fact Professor […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld In September 2002, the sci-fi Western Firefly premiered, ready to take the world by storm. The show starred Nathon Fillion, Gina […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld Located a short walk east along Steele Street, Woodstock Park provides the perfect escape for an afternoon, with tall shady trees […]
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Seen above, not the Doyle Owl. (Photo courtesy of Gary Granger.) Reed Tradition: The Steam Tunnels By Adrian Keller Feld For many years the subterranean […] -
By Adrian Keller Feld Founded in 1963, the Portland Japanese Garden is renowned for its complex network of paths and plants, ensconced within Washington Park. […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld On Thursday, September 28, students and other members of the community gathered together in Eliot Chapel for the first installment of […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld and Rowan Horowitz Senator Meera Balan announced a petition for lighting on campus in the September 10 issue of SB Info, […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld Located just off Reed’s campus, the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden was founded in 1950 by the Portland chapter of the American […]
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Pro: Ray Perry One of the main advantages of recorded lectures is the flexibility: they can be viewed from anywhere, at any time. This opens […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld Professor Joan Naviyuk Kane (she/they) — called for her namesake Naviyuk — started teaching in Reed’s creative writing department this school […]
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In the September 10th issue of SB Info, it was announced that the Stuff Swap had switched to an open access model, meaning that it […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld Welcome to the first of a series of articles about green spaces around campus, a great spot to get ideas for […]
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By Adrian Keller Feld Yes, I am going to be that returning study abroad kid, the one everyone despises, who doesn’t shut up about their […]