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Holiday Desserts Bring Holiday Cheer

By Suzy Alstrin | November 22, 2023

Reinhardt students, faculty, and staff gathered November 20th for a night of camaraderie, and to welcome the holiday season. The annual Holiday Deserts at the Hal B. Wansley President’s Home…

New Bell, New Traditions Ring In

By Suzy Alstrin | November 17, 2023

As we enter the season of giving, a new symbol has a prominent place on campus. A bell with special meaning now greets anyone who enters the Fred H. and…

Diverse Talents Growing Together with Scholarships

By Suzy Alstrin | November 17, 2023

In keeping with Reinhardt’s vision of being a place where diverse talents grow together, the second annual Day for Diverse Talents and Scholars was held on November 10th.   Twenty-two…

500 Daffodils Planted

By Suzy Alstrin | November 17, 2023

Reinhardt Students and staff participated in planting over five hundred daffodils on campus on November 17. It was part of an annual partnership Campus Ministries has with the Daffodil Project.…

Happy 105th Birthday to Miss Reinhardt 1938

By Suzy Alstrin | November 17, 2023

A remarkable Reinhardt alumna celebrated her 105th birthday on November 11th, and the Reinhardt community would like to extend its warmest wishes. Martha Jo (Boston) Carmichael Lingefelt has lived and…

Professor Raises Advocacy for Pine Log Mountain

By Suzy Alstrin | November 16, 2023

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released its 2024 list of ten Places in Peril in the state on November 15th. Pine Log Mountain in Bartow County was placed on…

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Holiday Desserts Bring Holiday Cheer

Reinhardt students, faculty, and staff gathered November 20th for a night of camaraderie, and to welcome the holiday season. The annual Holiday Deserts at the Hal B. Wansley President’s Home…

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New Bell, New Traditions Ring In

As we enter the season of giving, a new symbol has a prominent place on campus. A bell with special meaning now greets anyone who enters the Fred H. and…

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Diverse Talents Growing Together with Scholarships

In keeping with Reinhardt’s vision of being a place where diverse talents grow together, the second annual Day for Diverse Talents and Scholars was held on November 10th.   Twenty-two…

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500 Daffodils Planted

Reinhardt Students and staff participated in planting over five hundred daffodils on campus on November 17. It was part of an annual partnership Campus Ministries has with the Daffodil Project.…

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Happy 105th Birthday to Miss Reinhardt 1938

A remarkable Reinhardt alumna celebrated her 105th birthday on November 11th, and the Reinhardt community would like to extend its warmest wishes. Martha Jo (Boston) Carmichael Lingefelt has lived and…

Dr. Donna Coffey Little (left) and Pinelog Preservation Society members Lisa Lipscomb, Joanna Drexler and Scott Drexler at the Georgia Historical Trust reception for winners of the Places in Peril designation.

Professor Raises Advocacy for Pine Log Mountain

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released its 2024 list of ten Places in Peril in the state on November 15th. Pine Log Mountain in Bartow County was placed on…

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Vocalists Shine at State Competition

A state-level competition yielded top-three placements for nine students in Reinhardt’s School of the Arts last weekend. The Georgia NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) event was held at…

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Rescuing the American Chestnut

Campus Movie Screening Mark your calendars for November 7 at 5:30 p.m. A documentary telling a story of promise will be shown in the Simms room of the Gordy Center.…