What is a Reedie, Anyway?

Members of the class of ’15 tell us about their theses, professors, and time at Reed.

By Randall S. Barton | September 1, 2015

Dean of the Faculty Pushes Back at WSJ on Grades

Prof. Kathy Oleson says Wall Street Journal columnist got wires crossed on Reed’s grading policy.
Snowstorm Devastates Sports Center

Roof collapses under the weight of snow and ice. Gym I and Gym II lie in ruins. No one was hurt.
The Pyramid Conspiracy

What's behind the rise of pseudoarchaeology—and why should we care?
Economics Professor Shapes Tax Policy for Biden

Prof. Kimberly Clausing will lead the Office of Tax Analysis in the Treasury Department.
Reed is a Top Fulbright Producer

Four Reed students received Fulbright awards for the academic year 2020-2021.

Our planet’s in trouble. Here are some ideas on confronting the climate crisis, brought to you by Reed and Reedies.

Urban heat islands are often a legacy of racism. Cate Mingoya ’08 has ideas on how to fix that.

Reed grads have written an astonishing number of books about climate change and sustainability. Here’s a tiny sample.

The environmental studies program currently offers more than two dozen courses. Here’s a small sample.