Reed College House Advisors Organize Protest, Announce Plans to Unionize
At a student protest in the afternoon of Friday, September 22, Reed College House Advisors (HAs) announced that they plan to form a labor union. Follow live updates.
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Andee Gude ‘26 Creates “Black Space”
By Owen Fidler; Photography by Ray Perry On September 11, 13, 16, and 17, the Vollum Lounge was opened to the public in order to…
Student Body Funding Circus Results Fall ’23: Quest, Period Kollectiv, Pool Hall Make Top 3
Rank Organization Amount Requested Amount Allocated % allocated $169,156.61 $96,388.90 1 The Reed College Quest $11,583.00 $8,783.00 75.80% 2 Period Kollectiv $6,672.00 $6,372.00 95.50% 3…
Reed College House Advisors Organize Protest, Announce Plans to Unionize
At a student protest in the afternoon of Friday, September 22, Reed College House Advisors (HAs) announced that they plan to form a labor union. Follow live updates.
Letter to the Editor: Union of Reed College Housing Advisors
Dear Reader, We hope this letter finds you well. As a group of dedicated Housing Advisors (HAs) working diligently within Reed College’s ResLife, we would…
L Mattson Joins Reed as New Director of SHARE Program
By Asta Rossi Yasodha Gopal, Associate Dean of Students for Health and Well-Being, recently reached out to the Quest to announce that the recently vacated…
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Comic by Ian Zotter-Barlow
In their latest exhibition, student artist Andee Gude ’26 asks “How can we make sacred, Black space?”
Photography by Ray Perry
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Lily Larsen ’26 on Accessibility, Neural Nets, and Cold Emailing NASA
By Ray Perry This summer, Lily Larsen ‘26 worked with something truly out of this world — specifically, satellite data. Larsen interned with the University…
Professors Disagree on Grading Policy and Practice
By Cooper Hammond Section V.B.1 of the Faculty Code states that “The recommended distribution of passing grades over a period of years for all courses…
“This Changes the Face of Our Nation:” Faculty Discussion Admission, Affirmative Action, and New Courses
By Declan Bradley and Henry Kendrick President Audrey Bilger began the first faculty meeting of the 2023/24 academic year — which took place on September…
New Professor Spotlight: Joan Naviyuk Kane
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…
Events Calendar 9/22
Friday, September 22, 2023 Biology Seminar: Dr. Jay Mellies (12pm to 1pm @ Biology, Biology 19) Bugs to the rescue: Can five bacteria help solve…
How We (are) Change(d by) Definitions: Professor John Nemec On The Academic Study of Religion
By Quinn Hoop John Nemec, professor of Indian Religions and South Asian Studies from the University of Virginia, led a discussion on Wednesday, September 13…
Introducing Reed’s (Potential) Newest Courses
By Parrish Johnson CAPP chair Meg Scharle introduced thirteen new course proposals at the September 11 faculty meeting (a full list is included at the…
Stuff Swap Switches to Open Access
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…
Alumnus Christopher Bruns ‘86 Continues Community Project of Building Reed College in Minecraft
By Rowan Horowitz; Video Work by Liam O’Brien Many a Reedie enjoys Minecraft. This enjoyment is not unfounded — Minecraft is at the top of…
Dog of the Week Is Looking a Little Scaly
By Liz Organ Name: Roadkill Hypothalamus | Breed: Schnauzer Mix | Age: About 2.5 Years | Rating: 14/10. This Dog of the Week is one…
News Beyond Reed: Housing Closures, Auto Strikes, and Flooding in Libya
By Liz Organ Local News: Portland to Resume Housing Closures On Wednesday, September 20, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler brought nine foreclosure proposals to the city…
Touch Grass: The Canyon
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…
Non-Profit or Spectacle?
The story behind the viral fighting channel Streetbeefs and its consequences By Alex Diamond Many YouTube channels are run to make money. Yet there remain…
Reed Has No Official Policy on Generative AI in Admissions Essays, According to Dean of Admission
By Eli Ashcroft and Ian Zotter-Barlow According to Dean of Admission Milyon Trulove, Reed College currently has no formal policy on the use of generative…