Volume 32| October 29, 2021
The Talon – now open for business!

Are you ready for some foosball? The new recreation room in Reinhardt's Hasty Student Life Center officially opened, and it even has a new name – The Talon. The Talon is located in the downstairs area of the Hasty Center, in a space that may be remembered as the former bookstore. The official ribbon cutting last week marked the completion of its renovations and celebrated its new name.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month at the Funk Heritage Center
The staff at the Funk Heritage Center invites you to honor Native American Heritage Month by visiting the Heritage Center in November.

Visit anytime during November to see a special mini exhibit of Native American Masks from the Pacific Northwest. “We’ve had these beautiful masks in storage,” said Riki Welch, programs and education coordinator, “but to our knowledge, they’ve never been on display here. We decided it was time to bring them out of storage for our guests to see.”
Scholars celebrate the Legacy of Reinhardt Founder, Mary Jane Reinhardt Sharp
Mary Jane Reinhardt Sharp would have been proud last weekend, when the 2021-22 Scholars united for a special breakfast reception at the President’s Home with their friends and families. 
They were greeted by President Roberts, who presented certificates to each recipient and shared the story of Mary Jane’s life – and how this honor of her legacy holds great responsibility and opportunity.
SHAME FACES by Jym Davis
Visit Day & Night Projects, an artist-run gallery in Atlanta, Nov. 11 – Dec. 4 to see Reinhardt University’s very own Jym Davis’s newest art exhibit SHAME FACES. The name SHAME FACES references the medieval masks of shame that people were forced to wear publicly as punishment for social crimes. Don’t miss the opening reception on Nov. 11, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Day & Night Projects is located at 585 Wells St. SW, Atlanta, GA 30312.  
Keep up with our Ancient Eagle
Watch Debbie Blount and her interview with Gretchen Carlson on PEOPLE (the TV Show):
 
Airs on Tuesday 11/2 -- Here’s the tune-in information for the show:
 
Cherokee Scholars
Born to Run 5k
Don't forget the 7th Annual Born to Run 5k in Canton, GA tomorrow on Oct. 30! Walk-up registration starts at 7:00 a.m.

All proceeds benefit the Cherokee Scholars program at Reinhardt University.

Come out and join the fun!
Eagles edge out Cavaliers in overtime victory

Gus Fidler fought his way through the Cavaliers defense and sought the opportunity to bounce the winning goal, three minutes into overtime, to leave the Eagles with a 4-3 victory over Montreat (NC.) Wednesday night under the lights of Black Mountain, N.C.
Johnson's 15 Stops Push Her to Conference Accolades

After making 15 saves and helping the Eagles to a pair of wins – at No. 19 Truett McConnell (Ga.) and at home against Milligan (Tenn.) – Caroline Johnson of Reinhardt was chosen as the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week, the league office announced Monday.
Coastal Georgia Holds Off Reinhardt

Reinhardt trailed the Mariners of Coastal Georgia (GA.) to finish with a final score of 79-80 leaving the Eagles to open their season with a loss. 

The Eagles shot 30-66 from the field goal and 8-14 from the free throw line falling short of 51% to the Mariners 78.9% from the line. 
Upcoming Events

Oct. 30 at Cannon Park, Downtown Canton

The University Wind Ensemble
Nov. 1, Falany Performing Arts Center, Free Performance

Native American Heritage Day
Nov. 1, Funk Heritage Center

The University Choirs
Nov. 7, Falany Performing Arts Center

Jazz Ensemble
Nov. 9, Falany Performing Arts Center

Nov. 12 Funk Heritage Center, Appalachian Settlement

Campus Beautification Day
Nov. 18

The University Musical Theatre, Anything Goes
Nov.12-14, Nov. 19-21, Falany Performing Arts Center

Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 24, 25, 26
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