Reinhardt University Student Affairs

04/23/2026

The countdown is officially ON! 🎓✨ Only 7 days until the Class of 2026 takes the stage. We are so proud of your hard work, resilience, and all you've achieved during your time at Reinhardt University!!!

04/02/2026

Celebrate Easter morning with us at our Sunrise Service 🌅
As dawn breaks, we’ll gather to proclaim the good news—Jesus is alive!
Bring a friend, dress comfortably, and experience Easter in a beautiful, meaningful way.

04/01/2026

🎉 The countdown begins! Just 31 days until caps are tossed and dreams take flight. Seniors—this is your moment!

03/25/2026

03/25/2026

Join Us! See What’s Coming Up on Campus

02/18/2026

Reinhardt Esports is 2-0 in PCL! They won against Norwich University Esports

02/11/2026

LETS GO Reinhardt Esports!!!! Kicking off the season with a 3-0!

02/10/2026

RU Rocket League play Ferris State tonight at 7pm est!

Game On Eagles!

01/30/2026

Due to a winter storm warning, RU athletics & activities this Sat. Jan. 31, & Sun. Feb. 1, are cancelled. Housing & dining remain open. Details in RU email.

01/26/2026

Following an inspection of the campus, and communications with state and local agencies about roadway conditions, Reinhardt University will reopen and classes, offices, and activities will operate on a regular schedule on Tuesday, January 27.

Residential students who departed for the weekend, should make plans to return to campus this afternoon.

Travel Precautions – Though windy conditions as well as temperatures rising above freezing will help dry road surfaces, we ask the Reinhardt community to be cautious as icy roads, parking lots, and sidewalks are possible.

Cold Weather Advisory – Extremely cold temperatures will persist through Tuesday, extending the threat for cold-related illnesses and pipe bursts. As you return to campus, please note that winter and cold weather protocols remain in place:

-Bundling Up – Keep warm clothing, hats, gloves, and footwear easily accessible. Remember to dress for warmth, but make sure you wear clothing that you can remove: layers are important! Despite how cold it is outside, the classrooms can be hot, so do not wear something that may prove extremely difficult to take off.
-Dripping Faucets and Opening Cabinet Doors – Allow water to drip from your faucets, especially those facing exterior walls, and open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate and access water pipes as this will lessen the chance that pipes freeze and burst.
-Keeping It Warm – Taking precautions to protect your office and/ or residence hall room/ apartment from frozen or busted pipes by always keeping the heat on.
-Closing Windows – Ensuring all windows are sealed shut.
-Closing Doors – Remember to not prop open exterior doors.

We appreciate your patience and flexibility as we navigate these challenging winter conditions together. We hope everyone stayed safe and warm and enjoyed our first winter ice storm of 2026. Now it’s time to get back to work and classes.

01/23/2026

⚠️ Reinhardt’s Update Ahead of the Ice Storm

Reinhardt University is advising residential students to go home ahead of the approaching storm, if they’re able, though housing will remain open.

Students who choose to stay are being cautioned about dangerous travel conditions and the risk of power outages during this event. We want to underscore how serious the expected weather impacts could be.

Whether you are planning to go home or remain on campus, please take a few important steps today:

🚗 If you are leaving campus:

✔️ Let your RA know you are leaving campus

✔️ Set your thermostat to heat at 68°

✔️ Allow water to drip from your faucets

✔️ Check in with your friends who may not be able to go home and see if you can travel together

✔️ Drive safely and take your time


🛏️ If you must stay on campus:

✔️ Residence halls will remain open

✔️ Let your RA know you are staying

✔️ Check your Reinhardt email regularly for official updates

✔️ Keep in mind, dining Services will operate on a normal weekend schedule

✔️ Charge phones, laptops and other essential devices

✔️ No driving your vehicle on campus during and after the winter storm as conditions will be hazardous

✔️ Walk on grassy areas and try to avoid pavement as much as possible

✔️ Remember, University police will still be here on campus during the storm

These small actions help keep our community safe and allow us to best support our Reinhardt students who need to remain on campus.