By Danielle Christopher Today in the United States, there are more than 245,000 student athletes on scholarships spanning NCAA and NAIA institutions, grossing over $3.6 billion in paid tuition and

By Jayla Bibbs They say that time heals everything, and maybe it does, but how do you heal one’s mindset after an injury takes place.   I’m a defender on Reinhardt’s

By Jayla Bibbs On September 30, 2021, our Lady Eagles beat Kentucky Christian University 5-0, making them 14-0 and securing their win in the regular season for the first time

By Moxon Glosson You could feel it in the air. Between all the blue and the gold, the goosebump-inducing player entrance, and solid fan turnout, one could say that an

By Moxon Glosson It’s October, Eagles. And you know what that means. HOMECOMING! Beginning Oct. 18, Reinhardt University’s 2021 Homecoming Week kicks off. The theme for this year is titled,

By Kinleigh Stancil At the start of the season, the Lady Eagles lost their first game against Keiser (15-9). Moving into March, they picked up speed and wins, beating Truett

By Kinleigh Stancil “Will I live?” These are the words written by Reinhardt freshman Braeley Hipp on a piece of paper, addressed to the group of doctors performing her life-saving

All fans must buy a ticket to go to any Reinhardt event. Photo Credit: filipefrazao By Sierra Ruetten It’s Fall sports time at Reinhardt University!  Now that we are seven

Story and photos by Jon Licht   The Reinhardt women’s basketball team win against Montreat Wednesday guarantees the team a spot in the NAIA DII Women’s Basketball National Championship March

Lakyn Hager. Photo Credits: Lakyn Hager   By Sierra Ruetten Welcome to the very first edition of Honoring Eagles here on The Eagle Eye! The series will consist of articles