Volume 165 | January 25, 2019

Cold Pizza Press presents published works
to President Mallard

When Reinhardt University English majors Brooke Fountain, Jessie Fanczi and Riley Gray couldn’t find a publishing company for their books, they did the next best thing: they created their own. Naming the company, Cold Pizza Press, in honor of their professor and director of Reinhardt's Etowah Valley MFA program , Bill Walsh, who provides cold pizza in class on the last day of each month for breakfast. Shown here presenting copies of their published works to President Mallard are (l to r) Fountain, Fanczi, Gray, Provost Mark Roberts and Walsh. ... Read More
Reinhardt's D.R.E.A.M.S. awarded at
MLK Unity Breakfast in Canton

While attending the Allen Temple AME Church-sponsored Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Breakfast, Reinhardt's D.R.E.A.M.S. (the student organization acronym for Developing Rational Empowered African-Americans Motivating Society) was recognized with an award for their efforts on and off campus. The pro-diversity student organization works to serve the community while addressing and learning about societal issues. ... Read More

Reinhardt students publish in Georgia Historical Quarterly

After meeting James T. Jordan, Reinhardt's first black student, Dr. Ken Wheeler created a course to expand research on the University's integration history. His students finished telling the story Jordan began in a published article for "Georgia Historical Quarterly." You can find the article in the upcoming February/March publication of "GHQ." ... Read More

Broadway's Luker to teach masterclass

Broadway star Rebecca Luker will visit Reinhardt University on Feb. 11 to perform and teach a masterclass as students prepare for the University Theater's production of "The Secret Garden." Luker played the role of "Lucy" in more than 700 performances on Broadway. The masterclass is free and open to the public, so anyone wanting to learn from the Tony award nominee is invited to participate. ...  Read More
Reinhardt alumnus named Cherokee First Citizen

Raymond Rollins, a 1969 alumnus of Reinhardt University, was named Cherokee First Citizen for 2019 at the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Thursday, Jan. 24. Rollins accolades include dedication to his family and his community, helping veterans, honoring public safety’s finest, coaching kids and making sure visitors to the Cherokee County Fair have a great time each year. Rollins, shown here with 2019 CCC board chair, John Barker, lives in Waleska with his wife, Lynne.
Triple vision: Men's lacrosse set to begin quest for third title

Reinhardt men's lacrosse, the back-to-back NAIA Men's Lacrosse National Invitational champions, is set to begin the journey for a three-peat as the 2019 season gets underway on Saturday afternoon with a scrimmage at Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association Division I Georgia Tech. ... Read More
Men's Tennis team ranked #5
in preseason poll

For the first time in the history of the program, Reinhardt men's tennis will begin a season in the top five of the NAIA Men's Tennis Preseason Coaches' Top 25 Poll, which was released by the NAIA national office on Tuesday evening. ... Read More
Upcoming Events

Lunch and Learn
Jan. 31, 12 p.m. | Buffington Gallery at Funk Heritage Center

Steiner & Hochwartner Duo, masterclass and performance - FREE
Feb. 5, 5:30 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. | Galt Instrument Hall; Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Georgia History Month Lectures
Feb. 7, 14 & 21, 2 p.m. | Estelle Bennett Hughes Theater at Funk Heritage Center

Baseball vs. University of Pikeville
Feb. 8, 3 p.m.; Feb. 9, 12 p.m. | Ken White Baseball Field

Museum Sunday - FREE
Feb. 10, 1-5 p.m. | Funk Heritage Center

Rebecca Luker Masterclass - FREE
Feb. 11, 7:30 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Community Gathering
Feb. 13, 4 p.m. | Hill Freeman Library Community Room

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