Bennett Campbell Ferguson is a Writer/Editor at Reed College. He focuses on themes related to food and beverages, with a particular interest in campus life and university research. Bennett's work has been featured in Willamette Week and Reed College.
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Bennett's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on local events in Portland. If you're looking to pitch to Bennett, consider offering unique and engaging stories related to film premieres, art exhibitions, theater performances, or local cultural events happening in the Portland area.
As most of his articles are event-based or tied to private sector announcements and press releases within the entertainment industry, providing exclusive access or behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming shows, movie screenings, art exhibitions, or cultural festivals could be particularly intriguing for Bennett.
Given that he mainly covers local events within Portland and occasionally broader Oregon and US topics as well as seasonal updates (like snow forecasts), ensure your pitches align with these geographical preferences.
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Majd AlSehnawi ’28, Yuki Nagura ’28, and Isara Moriya ’28. Projects for Peace is a global program that encourages students to develop community-centered responses to world issues.
Kyle Ormsby. Photo by Nina Johnson ’99. Ormsby will work with Portland artist Meech Boakye and PICA artistic director Kristan Kennedy to create an interdisciplinary mystery project.
By: Bennett Campbell Ferguson
The Everything Under the Sun Parade in 2025. Photo by Samuel Hobbs. Professor Catherine Ming T'ien Duffly and Cecile Szollas ’25 are using the procession to champion community, playfulness, and joy.
Calligraphy at Reed Reunions. Photo by: Fletcher Wold / NashCo The donation is one of 600 individual gifts to the calligraphy initiative endowment initiated by Stephanie Snyder ’91, curator and director of the Cooley Gallery.
By: Bennett Campbell Ferguson
Mark Lazenby. Lazenby will be on campus this fall and spring, participating in a program that helps prepare candidates to become college academic officers or presidents.
Miles Sanford. Miles Sanford ’24 and Madeline Yap ’25 will receive financial support to attend graduate school abroad.
By: Bennett Campbell Ferguson
A near-tie, a key lime pie, and a shortcake countdown defined the event.
