Volume 197 | September 6, 2019
Community Gathering to host former Congressmen, Sept. 16

Reinhardt University will host Dan Miller and David Minge, two former U.S. legislators, to speak with Reinhardt and the community about congressional leadership and how it plays a role in a time of polarization in the United States. The former Congressmen will be on campus Sept. 16 and 17 to speak with several classes. All are welcome to attend the Community Gathering on Monday, 6 p.m. at Flint Hall in the Falany Performing Arts Center. ... Read More
Reinhardt University sponsors Cherokee Chamber breakfast

Reinhardt University represented at the September Good Morning Cherokee breakfast, hosted by Cherokee Chamber of Commerce. President Kina Mallard shared the impact Reinhardt makes on the community and the many beneficial partnerships the University holds with local organizations. Victoria Hill (pictured above), School of Performing Arts student and Miss Georgia 2019, performed for Cherokee's community leaders and spoke on her vision to "Flip the Script on Foster Care," inviting businesses to get involved any way they can to improve Georgia's foster care system.


#AfterReinhardt: Rev. Lonnie Lacy '02 

The time Rev. Lonnie Lacy spent at Reinhardt University enabled him to follow the path God set out for him. At 15 years old, Lacy knew his childhood spent in the Episcopal church was leading him toward a life in ministry. Reinhardt instilled values in Lacy through inspirational professors and leadership opportunities, along with an atmosphere that promoted growing faith, that prepared him for seminary and his life as a priest. Lacy is currently standing for the position of the 11th Bishop of Georgia, a role he hopes he can use to help congregations utilize their resources to make church a place of hope and not obligation. ... Read More


Joe Gransden and His Big Band

One of the busiest groups on the jazz scene, Joe Gransden and His Big Band features a 16-piece jazz band led by Joe Gransden, a talented band leader, trumpet player and singer. His voice has been compared to Chet Baker and Frank Sinatra. ... Read More




#FacultyFriday: Dr. Fredrick Tarrant passes along his love for music

Dr. Fredrick Tarrant considers music to be his profession and his pastime: when he's not teaching music history or world music, or performing responsibilities as dean of Reinhardt's School of Performing Arts, he's collecting and listening to as much music as he can to continue to grow his understanding of the art form. ... Read More

Support local students at 5th annual 'Born to Run 5K,' Nov. 2

Support local students with Reinhardt University's annual "Born to Run 5K" Run/Walk on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Cannon Park in downtown Canton. The race contributes to the Cherokee Scholars program that provides scholarships to Reinhardt students who reside in Cherokee County. Register to participate or support a student at www.Reinhardt.edu/5K . ... Read More
Reinhardt sweeps Point in AAC opener

A wild crowd greeted the Reinhardt volleyball team for its first game of the 2019 season on Thursday night, as the Eagles opened Appalachian Athletic Conference play with a 3-0 win over Point. ... Read More
Eagles dominate second half in triumph over Warriors

Reinhardt combined to outshoot the Warriors, 31-8, in the victory after a 1-1 halftime score was blown open by the Eagles after 45 minutes of play. ... Read More
Upcoming Events

Community Gathering: "Congress goes to Campus"
Sept. 16-17

Joe Gransden and His Big Band
Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Reinhardt University Wind Ensemble
Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

"The Crucible"
Sept. 27-28 & Oct. 4-5 at 7:30 p.m.; Sept. 29 & Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. | Reinhardt University Theater

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