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Senior Kaleb Harkins ‘19 publishes project in undergraduate research journal

After reading the autobiography of Ernesto Che Guevara for Dr. Jennifer Summey’s honors reading room, Kaleb Harkins’ class was asked to complete their final project by answering the question “who […]

Ethan Strickland celebrates jazz band honor watching legends

What started as a night out to experience jazz turned into a once-in-a-lifetime event for Reinhardt student Ethan Strickland. Strickland – the 2018 recipient of the Sal Gentile Jazz Scholarship […]

Community joins together to celebrate Reinhardt University Theater opening

What once was a dream is now a reality, with Reinhardt University students performing “Little Shop of Horrors” in the brand-new Reinhardt University Theater. Members of the Reinhardt family, friends […]

Reinhardt’s focus on energy efficiency earns $19K Georgia Power rebate

When the Reinhardt University Theater, Eagles View residence hall and expansion of the Gordy Dining Center were in the planning stages, energy efficiency was on the minds of the architect […]

#FacultyFriday: Dr. Graham Johnson designs courses with students in mind

When Dr. Graham Johnson designs courses, he keeps in mind the perspective of his students asking himself, “what would have been helpful if I were a freshman student?”

#AfterReinhardt: Dr. Janice Fuller ‘69 continues 50 years of campus involvement

When applying to colleges, Dr. Janice Fuller ’69 didn’t consider going anywhere but Reinhardt. It was family tradition: her mother and two sisters attended, and her grandmother even attended when Reinhardt was a high school.

Fanczi ‘20 finds success as a writer, “living my dream now”

Jessie Fanczi, junior creative writing major, is already building her resume as she has been accepted for publication in “Blue Marble Review,” earning her first paid publications, as well as

Community Gathering to kick off Bachelor of Fine Arts reading series Oct. 24

COMMUNITY GATHERING TO KICK OFF OCT. 24

#FacultyFriday: Dr. Mason Conklin promotes independence through music courses

Walking into their first college course at 8 a.m. Monday morning can be a moment of nerves, apprehension and uncertainty for freshmen, but for Dr. Mason Conklin, it is his favorite part about teaching at Reinhardt.

Simms Garden dedicated at Reinhardt University’s newly expanded Gordy Dining Center

Nancy Simms, having extended the legacy of her family, more particularly her parents, W. Frank and Evelyn ’24 Gordy, was feted on Tuesday, Sept. 25, at a dedication ceremony for the new Simms Garden at Gordy Dining Center on the campus of Reinhardt University in Waleska.

Ted Vigil to perform a John Denver musical tribute Nov. 8

Bearing a striking resemblance to John Denver, and referred to by one published source as having an “uncanny physical and vocal resemblance to Denver,” Ted Vigil will present his musical tribute to Denver at the Falany Performing Arts Center on Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Jonathan Kissee ’13, ’16 excels in Law Enforcement, appreciates ‘real-world’ experienced professors

Alumnus Jonathan Kissee ’13, ‘16 has reached his first career goal of being a detective for the Woodstock Police Department assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division in March of 2017.