Students

Reedies Flourish With Fulbrights

Bumper crop of Reed grads win Fulbright fellowships.

By David James ’19

Sophomores Win Award for Letter to Governor

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

By Tara Sonali Miller

Reading the Signals

After two tours of duty in Afghanistan, Army veteran Laura Swann ’19 brings a unique perspective to Reed.

By Juan Flores ’13

Playing With Patterns

Reed students bring the thrill of mathematical and algorithmic thinking to local public schoolchildren.

By Gabriel Zinn ’15

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1. Bio Major Breeds Microbes That Eat Plastic

Hungry bacteria thrive on plastic water bottles, opening up the possibility of using microorganisms to fight pollution.

By Chris Lydgate ’90

2. President's Summer Fellows Named

Eight students win awards to pursue summer projects.

By Katie Pelletier ’03

3. Thesis Casts New Light on Rome's Forgotten Female Poet

Classics major Lina Neidhardt ’18 wins two prestigious awards for her thesis.

By Katie Pelletier ’03

4. Reading the Signals

After two tours of duty in Afghanistan, Army veteran Laura Swann ’19 brings a unique perspective to Reed.

By Juan Flores ’13

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May 17, 2018

Thesis Casts New Light on Rome's Forgotten Female Poet

Classics major Lina Neidhardt ’18 wins two prestigious awards for her thesis.
May 4, 2018

President's Summer Fellows Named

Eight students win awards to pursue summer projects.
May 2, 2018

Bio Major Breeds Microbes That Eat Plastic

Hungry bacteria thrive on plastic water bottles, opening up the possibility of using microorganisms to fight pollution.
April 13, 2018

Econ Major wins Truman Award

Ashlee Fox ’19 will tackle problems of food access in Indian Country.
March 23, 2018

Chalk and Awe

Reed students create a gargantuan stick of chalk, possibly the biggest on record.
February 23, 2018

The Science Spark

Reed science majors inspire local gradeschoolers through outreach program.
February 21, 2018

Home Away from Home

New dorm is designed to create a sense of belonging.
December 18, 2017

Winter Break Brings Mentoring to the Fore

Students participate in Winter Shadows far and wide.
December 1, 2017

Into Oblivion

The untold story of the Reed freshman who fought in the last major offensive of World War I.
November 14, 2017

The Accent Authority

Prof. Kara Becker examines how we convey power, class, race, and identity through the mechanics of our speech. 
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