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News Story

Reed College Announces New Tuition-Free Initiative for Oregon, Washington Families Earning Under $100,000

The Reed Promise will increase access to higher education for students in the Pacific Northwest.

Date	Title
12/13/2024	How Reedies Fared in the 2024 Election
12/5/2024	Federal Court Vacates Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Threshold Changes
11/29/2024	Desert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees Invites Readers to Experience the Resilience of the Natural World
11/19/2024	Parent and Family Weekend Brings Reed Community Together

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Press Releases

Date	Title
10/24/2024	Climate Change Costs in Oregon are Focus of New Economics Forum
10/1/2024	Alumna, Trustee Emerita Martha A. Darling & husband Gilbert Omenn, M.D., Ph.D., donate $10 million to Reed College
9/4/2024	Reed College Hosts Film Screenings Focused on African American Life and History
6/11/2024	Reed College welcomes Hieu T. Nguyen as new VP for Advancement and College Relations

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Reed in the Media

The op-ed discusses Bilger's influential essay "On Language: You Guys"

In an opinion piece in The New York Times, writer John McWhorter discusses the use of the phrase "you guys." The beginning of the article notably references President Audrey Bilger and her essay "On Language: You Guys," in which she writes that “calling women ‘guys’ makes femaleness invisible.” https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/opinion/you-guys-everyone.html

Reedies Shine in Feature on Prominent Portlanders

Bill Naito '49, Bud Clark '58, and Kathleen Saadat '74 are among the Reed legends featured in Willamette Week's "50 People, Places, and Things That Transformed Portland" feature, written by Chris Lydgate '90 and Audrey Van Buskirk.

The Mark of A. E. Doyle

Architect A. E. Doyle, who is regarded for his indelible mark on Reed, expanded his design skills beyond campus to this 1912 Portland manse, which was recently renovated by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design.