Diversity/Inclusion

Never Just Words

Prof. Samiya Bashir opens up about poetry, politics, and writer’s block.

Rethinking The Canon

Lauri Ramey ’73 offers a new history of African American poetry with far-reaching implications for the study of Anglophone literature

alea adigweme ’06

Celebrating Inclusion (With Muscle)

New mural in sports center celebrates fitness for all types of bodies

By Sebastian Zinn ’18

Invasion of the Zines

Hauser Library launches “Zine Library” to incorporate new voices into its special collections.

By Josh Cox ’18

March 14, 2019

Taking the Cake

Armed with spatulas, spoons, and spirit, students battle for timê in the Great Reedie Bake-Off.

March 11, 2019

Black Student, White City

In 1947, she was the only African American student at Reed. Then a racist incident at a cocktail bar sparked a citywide boycott.

March 7, 2019

What’s Wrong With Bike Lanes?

Riding the streets of Southern California, urban anthropologist Adonia Lugo ’05 realized that bicycle advocacy has an equity problem.

January 24, 2019

Reed Leaders Share Updates With Alumni

Reed On The Road sessions focus on diversity and inclusion, strategic planning, and presidential search.

December 3, 2018

Voice of Conscience

She fought for gay rights. She fought for civil rights. At 77, she’s just recorded her first album. Kathleen Saadat ’74 tells us the inside story of her remarkable life.

September 18, 2018

That’s a Vibe

MRC celebrates 25 years of multicultural engagement.

June 7, 2018

Reed Receives $1 Million Grant for New Hum 110

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, staunch defender of the humanities, supports the expansion of the Hum 110 curriculum.

June 4, 2018

The Dynamic Classroom

Reed’s curriculum is constantly evolving—and it’s not going to stop anytime soon.

May 30, 2018

Sophomores Win Award for Letter to Governor

Reed team wins competition for letter advocating better balance on ethnic studies advisory panel.

May 13, 2018

Epidemiologist Speaks at Commencement

Cancer expert Preetha Rajaraman ’94 is at forefront of global public health.