Name: Collective Voices Series: Lunch with Liberation Literacy
Start: 2019-01-21T12:00:00-08:00
End: 2019-01-21T13:30:00-08:00
Location: Performing Arts Building

Featured Events

As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us for lunch with Liberation Literacy, whose mission is building social justice...

We hope you'll join us for this annual day of events. Please see our schedule below and RSVP here. Collective Voices Series: Lunch with Liberation...

As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us a talk by writer, activist, and poet Clint Smith. Clint Smith is a writer,...

As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us for this off-campus event with Critical Resistance. CR PDX is a small group...

We are pleased to announce that Reed's Collegium Musicum choral group will perform Vox Sybila - Voice of the Prophetess this January as part of its...

Public reception: January 25, 6-8pm Exhibition on display: January 25 – February 28, 2019 (By appointment) Please join Reed College, the Douglas F. Cooley...

Dr. Demento is back at Reed with a talk on the history of protest songs in the last century. Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as...

Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as a music major, earning some of his P.E. credits bicycling around Portland searching for old...

Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as a music major, earning some of his P.E. credits bicycling around Portland searching for old...

Spiros Michalakis, who helped crack the Quantum Hall problem, will discuss his work, which was widely hailed for its potential implications for quantum...

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As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us for lunch with Liberation Literacy, whose mission is building social justice...

Lecture, Community

We hope you'll join us for this annual day of events. Please see our schedule below and RSVP here. Collective Voices Series: Lunch with Liberation...

Lecture, Community

As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us a talk by writer, activist, and poet Clint Smith. Clint Smith is a writer,...

As part of Reed's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Engagement, join us for this off-campus event with Critical Resistance. CR PDX is a small group...

An open invitation to members of the Reed community and campus guests to join in silent sitting meditation. Bells are rung from 12:10pm to 12:40pm, but...

Performing Arts / Southern California Alumni Chapter

We are pleased to announce that Reed's Collegium Musicum choral group will perform Vox Sybila - Voice of the Prophetess this January as part of its...

Performing Arts / Southern California Alumni Chapter

We are pleased to announce that Reed's Collegium Musicum choral group will perform Vox Sybila - Voice of the Prophetess this January as part of its...

Exhibition, Reception

Public reception: January 25, 6-8pm Exhibition on display: January 25 – February 28, 2019 (By appointment) Please join Reed College, the Douglas F. Cooley...

Lecture / Portland Alumni Chapter

Dr. Demento is back at Reed with a talk on the history of protest songs in the last century. Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as...

Performing Arts / Bay Area Alumni Chapter

We are pleased to announce that Reed’s Collegium Musicum choral group will perform Vox Sybila - Voice of the Prophetess this January as part of its...

Lecture / Portland Alumni Chapter

Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as a music major, earning some of his P.E. credits bicycling around Portland searching for old...

Lecture / Portland Alumni Chapter

Dr. Demento, aka Barry Hansen, graduated from Reed in 1963 as a music major, earning some of his P.E. credits bicycling around Portland searching for old...

Spiros Michalakis, who helped crack the Quantum Hall problem, will discuss his work, which was widely hailed for its potential implications for quantum...

Performing Arts / Sex, Gender, and Sexuality Symposium

Daniel Alexander Jones has made a winding path within and across disciplines in his wide-ranging art practice. He is at work on a book of creative...

Lecture / Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES) / Department of Literature & Languages

OUVRIR LA VOIX (SPEAK UP/MAKE YOUR WAY) is a film about francophone European black women from the diaspora. OUVRIR LA VOIX (SPEAK UP/MAKE YOUR WAY) showcases...

The Portland Percussion Group was founded in the winter of 2011 as a means of bringing professional chamber percussion music to Portland and the surrounding...

Eyehold to Eyehold is an immersive one-person exhibition by renowned American photographer and Reed alumnus Leo Rubinfien. The exhibition is curated by...

Artist talk followed by a reception at the Cooley Gallery. American photographer Leo Rubinfien grew up in Japan, and came to Reed College from Tokyo in...

The Reed College Dance Department is proud to present the Spring 2019 Dance Thesis Productions, including works by three senior thesis candidates, Charles...

Lecture / Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES) / Department of Literature & Languages

OUVRIR LA VOIX (SPEAK UP/MAKE YOUR WAY) is a film about francophone European black women from the diaspora. OUVRIR LA VOIX (SPEAK UP/MAKE YOUR WAY) showcases...

We invite you to join us for our regular Friday @ 4 recital series. This 45-minute concert features Reed student musicians. Admission is free. *Please note...

What Happened, Miss Simone? (2015) A film by Liz Garbus A documentary celebrating the life and music of singer and activist Nina Simone. Upcoming...

Carmen García '11 is a documentary director who has produced projects around the world for Netflix, Showtime, A&E, CNN, NBC, and others. She began her film...

The British vocal ensemble Voces8 has inspired people throughout Europe, North America and Asia through their music and their joy of singing. The group...

Pondering the impact of Bach’s influence on all of music, Beethoven once said, “His name shouldn’t be Brook, but Ocean.” Bach’s concerti from time spent in...

Lecture / Dean of the Faculty

The Archeological Institute of America presents a lectue by Troels Myrup Kristensen of Aarhus University. This lecture presents results from a recently...

Returning to stage after eight years of absence as a performer, Minh Tran (and Company) is creating a new work entitled, “Anicca/Impermanence,” which will...

Community / Portland Alumni Chapter

Acting President Hugh Porter invites you to a screening of Leave No Trace, a film based on the novel My Abandonment by Professor Peter Rock. After the...

Daniel Ziblatt, Eaton Professor of the Science of Government at Harvard University, will describe current dangers facing American democracy and ways of...

Lecture / Visiting Writers Series

Safiya Sinclair is the author of Cannibal (University of Nebraska Press, 2016), winner of a Whiting Writers’ Award, the American Academy of Arts and Letters...

MY SECRET VALENTINE: Elisabeth Claude Jacquet de La Guerre and François Couperin – A lecture-recital with Arthur Haas This lecture recital will explore the...

Lecture / Visiting Writers Series

Gabrielle Calvocoressi is the author of The Last Time I Saw Amelia Earhart, Apocalyptic Swing (a finalist for the LA Times Book Prize) and Rocket Fantastic,...

Join us for a double-billing where two theatre thesis shows are presented to the public. Ticket information will be forthcoming. Performances will be in the...

Janis: Little Girl Blue (2015) A film by Amy J. Berg A documentary celebrating the life and music of singer and countercultural icon Janis Joplin Upcoming...

Lecture / Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES)

Join us for a screening of this 2018 film by Tracy Heather Strain. Lorraine Hansberry’s groundbreaking play A Raisin in the Sun remains a beloved theatrical...

David Schiff, Composer: A Three Concert Celebration Tonight's program will include "Singing in the Dark" (2002) and "Road Maps" (2008/2014) and will...

Lecture / Greenberg Distinguished Scholar Series

Join us for a lecture by historian Alan Taylor of the University of Virginia on the topic of how native peoples responded to the creation of the United...

Lecture / Greenberg Distinguished Scholar Series

Join us for a lecture by historian Alan Taylor of the University of Virginia. The talk will be an examination of the honor culture spawned by slavery among...

Lecture / Visiting Writers Series

Jess Arndt received an MFA at Bard College and was a 2013 Graywolf SLS Fellow and 2010 Fiction Fellow at the New York Foundation of the Arts. Arndt’s writing...

Please join Reed Theatre in celebrating the work of senior playwriting students Sophie Bolomet and John Mulholland. This evening features staged readings of...

Acclaimed British and Brazilian violin virtuoso Rodolfo Richter studied with Monica Huggett at the Royal Academy of Music. Experience his PBO debut as he...

Lecture / Dean of the Faculty

The Archeological Institute of America presents a lectue by Sarah Ketchley of the University of Washington. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the...

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