The LGBTQIA+ Community’s Future at Reinhardt University By Philip Fröwis University for LGBTQIA+ community members is more than just an educational institution. Many queer students look forward to their time

By Kristen Teagarden Reinhardt’s own Philip Fröwis has recently published a children’s book, “Of Small and Clumsy Heroes.” The Eagle Eye sat down with him to learn more about the

College athletes have it made nowadays, is what society thinks. Well, they are entirely wrong. College athletes have committed to their sport as full-time jobs and do well at their

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Trevor Lawrence reacts to the postponement of Clemson-Florida State. Photo via Twitter. By Khalil Wilson  On Nov. 21, just three hours before the scheduled noon kickoff at Doak Campbell Stadium,

Photo by Casey James on Unsplash By Moxon Glosson  Thanksgiving is almost here, and Reinhardt’s students and staff know what that means – THANKSGIVING BREAK! Here at the Eagle Eye,

Photo by Manny Becerra on Unsplash by Atiya King The 2020 election is less than two weeks away, and it’s pretty much all anyone can talk, tweet, post, and argue about. Former President

By: Hannah Schultz We as humans are flawed. Evolution has a way of torturing us, so we suffer more than we should, and consequently, invent stuff that costs money. More

By: Hannah Schultz Flat Earthers are the people who argue with facts known of for hundreds of years, and can genuinely, and successfully, convince themselves with supporting evidence of things

By: Sergio Salgado Waleska, Ga— During the week of Nov 18, students in all First Year Courses had the chance to present their final projects to the rest of their