Volume 229 | April 17, 2020


Reinhardt Eagles need your help to #finishRUstrong

Reinhardt students have missed out on so many aspects of their Spring semester as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Athletes poured their hearts into practices and into the beginning of their seasons, only to have their seasons cut short. In a glimmer of hope, the NAIA granted student-athletes another season to play and represent their college. Now they need your help to finish their time at Reinhardt University RU Strong. ... Read More
Reinhardt works to maintain the value of the college experience

The traditional college experience is one that is unique and makes for a holistic education. With engaging curriculum, face-to-face time with professors and organizations to get involved with, those wanting the on-campus college experience are drawn to the many ways to stay connected. When the learning environment was quickly changed to accommodate health and safety issues regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, some students felt uneasy about the transition to a much different learning environment. But, they've found how dedicated faculty has been to maintain the best, most connected college experience possible. ... Read More

RU's online MFA program ranked among most affordable in the country

OnlineU ranked Reinhardt University's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program as one of the most affordable online MFA programs in the country. With its low-residency model and award-winning mentors, RU's MFA program is just as unique as its location. ... Read More
Reinhardt welcomes new directors

Reinhardt University welcomed two new directors to lead the admissions and financial aid teams. Allyson Bianchi serves as director of admissions, and Joey Steelman leads the Office of Student Financial Aid. Bianchi hopes to continue making Reinhardt an open environment for all students, and Steelman is motivated to keep students at the center of financial aid processes. ... Read More
RU food pantry receives donation from community

Reinhardt University wants to thank the generosity of Hickory Flat Fellowship Church for thinking of our students and donating to the Student Health Center Food Pantry. We are grateful for those community members who are thinking of others in need during these times.

Performing arts faculty collaborate through social distancing

In celebration of Easter and to bring some joyful music to social media, Dr. Matt Anderson and Dr. Rebecca Salter collaborated to create a video performance of "There is a Reason."


#FacultyFriday: Dr. Chris Findley

Dr. Chris Findley holds many years of law enforcement experience, a quality that provides his students with a wealth of knowledge that goes beyond the textbook. Findley believes that real-life experience is what makes Reinhardt's criminal justice professors the best teachers for the job. When he's not teaching as an assistant professor of Reinhardt's criminal justice program, he serves as a captain for the Chamblee Police Department. ... Read More
Help us celebrate you

Graduating seniors who were set to walk the stage in May now must wait for December, but Reinhardt University leadership wants to make sure you are celebrated in a different way this spring. But, we need your help. If you are a member of the Class of 2020 and were eligible to walk in May, you should have received several communications via phone, email and U.S. Mail letter. We have extended the deadline for your submissions to noon May 1. Please check your student email for instructions. If you have questions, please email Classof2020@Reinhardt.edu . Thank you to those who have responded to the requests!
Falany's inaugural Bluegrass Festival postponed to May 2021

The Reinhardt Bluegrass Festival has been re-scheduled for May 14-15, 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those with tickets to the canceled event will be contacted via email in regard to tickets and collector items from the canceled 2020 festival.
Reinhardt University continues to Shelter in Place

Shelter in Place in Georgia in effect until April 30

As Reinhardt University works to maintain a safe and healthy environment and comply with government-issued guidelines, the University will remain functioning under the Shelter in Place guidelines until April 30, as put in place by Gov. Brian Kemp. Reinhardt will continue to look to updates from the governor for further guidance.

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 continues at 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.
Monday Memory: Eagles claim first AAC Championship banner over Bryan

Aaron Whitten's 14th-minute goal secured Reinhardt's first Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship title in history on Nov. 9, 2018, as the Eagles held on with superb defense to shut out Bryan, 1-0, under the lights at Ken White Field at University Stadium. ... Read More
Way-Back Wednesday: NAIA presents Bill Popp with Athletics Director of the Year Award

Exactly one year ago, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) national office officially presented Reinhardt Vice President for Athletics and Athletic Director Bill Popp with the 2018 NAIA Athletics Director of the Year award after one of the finest campaigns both in the classroom and on the playing field for Reinhardt University. ... Read More
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