What Is a Reedie, Anyway?
Twelve grads from the Class of ’21 share their discoveries and adventures at Reed.
You can say one thing for the class of 2021—they’re resilient. In the face of a global pandemic, economic meltdown, and immense social dislocation, they stayed true to their compass and finished their theses. We decided to interview 12 of them to learn more about the people, places, and ideas that inspired them.
How Investments Can Stoke Inequality
Meet economics-math major Shisham Adhikari ’21
Driving, Immigration, and Power
Meet political science major Mariana Beyer Chapa ’21
A New Way to Visualize Statistics
Meet math major Simon P. Couch ’21
Blind Fish and Architecture
Meet neuroscience major Genyuan Hu ’21
Dancing Through the Pandemic
Meet lit-dance major Soroa Lear ’21
Can Theatre Help Us Do Better Science?
Meet biology-theatre major Eva Licht ’21
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
Meet ES-chemistry major Andrey Marsavin ’21
Found in Translation
Meet GLAM major Emma McNeel ’21
Natural Disasters That Echo Through Generations
Meet ES-history major Natalie Murphy ’21
Blackness, Belonging, and the GOP
Meet anthro major Anesu Ndoro ’21
Power, Violence, and Marginalization
Meet political science major Abhi Rajshekar ’21
When Poetry Goes Beyond Words
Meet comp lit major Ben Read ’21
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