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

The Ominous Cracks in the US News College Ranking System

Malcolm Gladwell exposes the circular logic and the culture of privilege embedded in the ranking giant’s algorithm.
The Pyramid Conspiracy

What's behind the rise of pseudoarchaeology—and why should we care?
What Is a Reedie, Anyway?

Twelve grads from the Class of ’21 share their discoveries and adventures at Reed.
Reed Welcomes Class of ’25

Incoming class is more than 500 strong, the biggest in the college’s history.
These Microbes Eat Water Bottles

Reed College biologists develop colonies of bacteria that can break down plastic pollution.

Reed mourns the loss of Prof. Ed Segel, who taught history for 38 years.

Science writer Michelle Nijhuis ’96 explores the fascinating history of the conservation movement.

Howard Barlow ’15 was the heart and soul of Reed’s music program. The English Department didn’t approve.

Paul DeYoung, director of international programs, retires after 43 years of service to Reed.