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Two Reed Faculty Earn Fulbright Scholar Awards for 2022-23

Two Reed Faculty Earn Fulbright Scholar Awards for 2022-23

Profs. Jamie Pommersheim [math] and Tom Landvatter [GLAM] each received grants to conduct research abroad.

By Rebecca Jacobson

The Blue Sky Falls; the White Sun Sets

The Blue Sky Falls; the White Sun Sets

The Burn Your Draft podcast talks Taiwanese politics with Seamus Boyle ’22.

By Michelle O'Shea

Maxwell J.D. VanLandschoot '22 Named Schwarzman Scholar

Maxwell J.D. VanLandschoot '22 Named Schwarzman Scholar

The economics major will embark on one year of graduate study at Tsinghua University in Beijing. He’s the first Reedie to receive the honor.

By Rebecca Jacobson

Forever DeYoung

Forever DeYoung

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

By Brittney Corrigan-McElroy ’94

Senior Wins Davis Award for Traffic Sign Project
April 19, 2021

Senior Wins Davis Award for Traffic Sign Project

Nebiyat Esubalew ’21 will put up road safety signs outside schools in Ethiopia.
Power and Ice
March 30, 2021

Power and Ice

Watson Fellow Alisa Chen ’21 will examine the dynamics of power and privilege in ice hockey.
Professor Hailed for Book On Dance and Politics
December 4, 2020

Professor Hailed for Book On Dance and Politics

Prof. Victoria Fortuna wins award for “exceptionally deep” study of dance and political violence.
Close Encounters of the Literary Kind
July 20, 2020

Close Encounters of the Literary Kind

Professor Jiang wins ACLS fellowship to study modern Chinese literature.
ICE Directive Threatens International Students
July 8, 2020

ICE Directive Threatens International Students

President Bilger condemns the new ICE rule and directs Reed to help international students meet the extra requirements.
To Watson Winner, Money Talks—But Not In The Way You Think
April 15, 2020

To Watson Winner, Money Talks—But Not In The Way You Think

Economics major Gio Ramirez ’20 wins Watson Fellowship to explore the loaded connections between currency and identity.
In the Soil of Cyprus, Clues to an Empire
March 9, 2020

In the Soil of Cyprus, Clues to an Empire

Reed students dig for artifacts that could shed light on the world of Alexander the Great.
Why America Should Stay Open
May 24, 2019

Why America Should Stay Open

New book by Prof. Kim Clausing lays out the case for free trade.
Poet Wins Rome Prize
April 9, 2019

Poet Wins Rome Prize

Prof. Samiya Bashir named as a fellow by the American Academy in Rome.
To Borneo—And Beyond
January 22, 2019

To Borneo—And Beyond

Neuroscience major does photojournalism internship with an assist from the Center for Life Beyond Reed.
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