Volume 227 | April 3, 2020
Reinhardt University operational update

Gov. Brian Kemp calls for Shelter in Place in Georgia

As Reinhardt University works to maintain a safe and healthy environment and comply with government-issued guidelines, the University is now functioning under the Shelter in Place guidelines as put in place by Gov. Brian Kemp on April 2. This will remain in effect until April 13, unless otherwise extended by the governor.

Students living in University housing should shelter in place in their assigned room only leaving for essentials like food and medical care. In all circumstances, students should maintain social distancing and follow the shelter in place guidelines, according to the governor's action.

Campus Dining has been moved to The Nook with to-go service only. The Hill Freeman & Spruill Learning Center is now closed, but the 24-hour area will remain open for student access.

Reinhardt University Trustees announce transition in leadership

Reinhardt University's Board of Trustees announced a transition in leadership, stating Dr. Kina S. Mallard will resign from her position as President, effective June 30. Starting July 1, Dr. Mark Roberts will take on the role of Interim President as a search is launched to fill the position. Mallard served Reinhardt for five years, spearheading a strategic plan that launched several projects and additions to the University which served to advance its reputation and strengthen community partnership. ... Read More
Housing applications for 2020-2021 are now open

Students interested in residential housing during the 2020-2021 academic year should submit their housing applications as soon as possible. Housing selections are first-come, first-serve based on credit hours. Please submit your applications by the following deadlines:
  • Squatters (residents remaining in current housing assignment) deadline: April 10 by 12 p.m.
  • 90+ credits: April 15 by 5 p.m.
  • 60-89 credits: April 16 by 5 p.m.
  • 0-59 credits: April 17 by 5 p.m.

All applications submitted after the the appropriate deadlines will be randomly assigned.

#AfterReinhardt: Benjamin Cohen learned the value of education as non-traditional student

Benjamin Cohen '12 '18 started his college experience with a previously established career and a family. After graduating from high school, Cohen joined the Marine Corps. and put little value in higher education. He has now earned an undergraduate and graduate degree from Reinhardt University, and is working toward a second master's degree with the Naval Postgraduate School. His education continues to further his career with the Cobb County Police Department. “As a full-time police sergeant, married, father of two boys, it was the best program that fit my education and personal needs at the time." ... Read More


Kimberly Parker fundraising for literacy in Pickens County

Kimberly Parker, assistant professor of nursing, is representing Reinhardt University in Pickens County Ferst Readers’s Annual Jail 'n' Bail Fundraiser. Parker is setting the example and going the extra mile to embody the mission of Reinhardt University, as she shows her students the value of service learning. ... Read More
Admissions modifies application requirements for Summer and Fall 2020

With the many changes and challenges that have developed with the COVID-19 pandemic, Reinhardt University wants incoming students to continue looking to the future. Admission requirements for the Summer and Fall 2020 terms have been modified for applicants to ease the process during this time. ... Read More
OC Williams hired as Defensive Coordinator, Forrest Jackson added to coach linebackers

The four-time Appalachian Division champions of the Mid-South Conference have promoted OC Williams to defensive coordinator and added Forrest Jackson to coach linebackers. ... Read More
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