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Volume 263 | Dec. 11, 2020
Reinhardt University provides gifts for local students
Reinhardt University joined educational partner R.M. Moore Elementary to provide gifts to local families who would otherwise not be able to have gifts under the tree this Christmas. Thank you to everyone who helped make the holiday season a little brighter. ...Read More
Reinhardt forms partnership with Cobb County Police Department
Reinhardt University will partner with the Cobb County Police Department to offer an education pathway to those law enforcement officers interested in furthering their education. ... Read More
Dr. Jacob Harney lead academics
Dr. Jacob Harney has been serving Reinhardt University since 2015, and this year stepped into a new role. As Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Harney oversees a variety of offices, including faculty. His love for learning and teaching began his career in higher education. ... Read More
A presentation slide from Gabe Buchanan's call-to-action project dedicated to suicide prevention.
First-year students make a difference on- and off-campus
First-Year Seminar continued its curriculum of service learning, however, this year was focused on forming a call-to-action. With limited ways to safely serve the community in person, Dr. Walter May and Lydia Laucella created a project that allowed students to make a difference locally and worldwide. ... Read More
Nursing faculty serves community
As a member of Reinhardt's nursing faculty, Kimberly Parker feels it is important to teach students the importance of serving the community. Not only does she teach her students these values, she lives by example by serving the Pickens County community. ...Read More
Fourth-Quarter run propels Women's basketball past Knights
A second-half comeback from the Eagles was sparked by 26 points and 13 rebounds from Catherine Shope and solidified by a Kentucky Christian charge with just seconds remaining to help Reinhardt escape the Knights, 73-70, Saturday afternoon in Kentucky. ... Read More
