With missions from education to healthcare, from the arts to youth engagement, there is no shortage of nonprofit organizations seeking support, especially at this time of year.
Read More >With missions from education to healthcare, from the arts to youth engagement, there is no shortage of nonprofit organizations seeking support, especially at this time of year.
Read More >Deputy chief engineer for solar system exploration at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Howard Eisen ’12 is responsible for organizing and executing space missions to Saturn and Mars. After 30 years at the organization, he realized he was lacking business knowledge required for larger projects, so he looked to the University of Redlands.
Read More >Vibe Festival mural to go on tour to local high schools
Next month, a mural currently hanging in the University of Redlands Armacost Library will embark on an installation tour to selected San Bernardino and Riverside county high schools.
Read More >Here are some recent accomplishments by our talented students and faculty, as well as recent recognitions for University of Redlands’ programs, operations, and staff.
Read More >Sam Silver ’07 cites undergraduate thesis as source of professional success
As one of the top junior cyclists in the country in 2003, Silver needed a place to train year-round. With the Redlands Bicycle Classic every spring and plenty of foothill roads, the U of R seemed to fit the bill. And the University turned out to offer much more.
Read More >Who can deny the irresistible power of stuff you don’t have to pay for? Even if you’re not broke, use your .edu email address wisely and avail of these subscriptions, software, and memberships sans cash.
Read More >As winter break nears, it’s time to get into the holiday spirit! Even though it may not feel like winter in Southern California, this 30-track holiday playlist will get you through finals and/or the last few days of work and on your way to celebrate with loved ones.
Read More >An event sponsored by public radio station KPCC last week at the University of Redlands explored the topic of “Free Speech vs. Hate Speech” in our communities and on our campuses. Moderated by KPCC’s In Person host Adolfo Guzman-Lopez, the event tapped the wisdom of both panelists and audience members.
Read More >While the University of Redlands campuses remained out of the range of this week’s raging wildfires, President Ralph Kuncl acknowledged the scope of the blazes and offered his sympathy to those affected.
Read More >DUDES stands for Dudes Understanding Diversity and Ending Stereotypes and is a group that provides support for students who are looking for a brave space to talk about mens issues regarding masculinity, media, gender roles, current events, etc.
Read More >When considering life after college, it is important to know the skills and attributes employers are looking for from today’s college graduates.
Read More >Nikolai Paloni and Jensen Brehm, both U of R alumni, blend their passion for nature and collaboration with Reboot Workation—a place for professionals to go and develop themselves both professionally and personally.
Read More >Earning certificates can be a highly targeted way to prove to employers that you have what it takes to excel at a specific type of job or to remain relevant in the position you currently hold.
Read More >“It is important that members of our University community, along with others throughout the country, provide a clearly unified response to the onerous impacts of these [proposed tax] provisions that will limit access to higher education,” writes President Ralph Kuncl.
Read More >Before Homecoming weekend, the Proudian Interdisciplinary Scholars—an academic honors program with a reputation for dynamic outcomes—took a moment to mark its 40th year and celebrate those who helped it become and remain a reality.
Read More >Sara Durazo-DeMoss ’13, ’19 was among those presenting recently at the national conference of the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE).
Read More >The U of R School of Education's Center for Educational Justice opened its annual Ed.D. Speaker Series with Dr. J. Luke Wood's talk "Black Minds Matter: A Focus on Black Boys and Men in Education."
Read More >The University of Redlands celebrated Geography Awareness Week (“Geoweek” ), encouraging people to think and learn about why "place" matters and how we influence, and are influenced by, the places in which we live.
Read More >The latest issue of Och Tamale magazine is on its way to mailboxes across the country and the electronic version of the publication is now posted online. The fall 2017 cover story focuses on University of Redlands traditions—from the solemn to the light-hearted.
Read More >Why is the second largest religion in the world so often misunderstood? Dr. Charles Kimball, professor and director of Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma, began to answer this question during his November 14 talk at the second annual Bridges of Peace from Shadows of Grief event at the University of Redlands.
Read More >We will miss Thurber deeply, but I know we’re all glad we got to dedicate one last special day to the beloved mascot.
Read More >In January 2018, the University of Redlands School of Continuing Studies will offer a Full-Stack Web Development Boot Camp in partnership with Cultivating Coders.
Read More >After dropping out of Whittier Union High School in his senior year, Manuel Martinez ’17 worked a series of jobs for 15 years before one day in 2001 that changed the course of his life.
Read More >Published in the journal Informing Science, the study explored what influences the likelihood that people re-share information on Facebook.
Read More >From a new partnership with Tuskegee University to faculty commentary on current events, the U of R made the news in October.
Read More >The University of Redlands is now on Snapchat! Scan our Snapcode or add us by username, @urbulldogs.
Read More >What happens when more women are involved in politics? Johnston Center alumna and Vanderbilt University Political Science Professor Amanda Clayton ’07 posed this question at the beginning of her November 6 talk, “The Benefits of Inclusive Representation.”
Read More >“For as long as I can remember, questions about relationships and love have interested me,” says Neil Sattin ’96, a relationship coach and host of an acclaimed weekly podcast, Relationship Alive!.
Read More >Like many traditions at the University of Redlands, Homecoming is a time-honored custom. Sure as the 33 words in the “Och Tamale” or the frequent attacks on Fairmont Rock, each year in October you can expect a weekend filled with talks, get-togethers, and a gridiron match-up in Ted Runner Stadium.
Read More >Director Ben Lear sheds valuable insight into the world of juveniles with life sentences with his film, They Call Us Monsters.
Read More >Yawnings and Dawnitecture: Celebrating Hélio Oiticica is the latest exhibit to be featured at the University Gallery at the University of Redlands.
Read More >On October 26, members of the University and Redlands and local communities gathered for the second annual County, School, and Campus Safety and Security Symposium to learn about the challenges that regional schools are facing.
Read More >Christine Taitano, director for student services and Mentor Program manager, chatted with Katie Olson of U of R about how the program supports students’ academic and career goals.
Read More >The collaboration will enable UTC employees to pursue graduate or undergraduate degrees offered by the University of Redlands at one of its seven campuses in California or via the University’s online MBA program.
Read More >Out of a growing concern that journalists are leaving citizens behind with the creation of complex informational graphics, Alberto Cairo, the Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the University of Miami, has dedicated himself to educating the public about what they see in the media.
Read More >Haitian scholars Professor Herns Celestin and Professor Eudras Ceus spent a full week on campus, participating in team teaching, local school visits, and meetings with School of Education faculty, staff, and administrators.
Read More >Chilean muralist Camilo Díaz talked about his political murals at the U of R on October 19.
Read More >Explore facts and footage on the college experience at the University of Redlands' main residential campus.
Read More >Members of the University of Redlands community gathered October 17 to hear Dr. Andrew Schroeder, a founder of WeRobotics and director of research and analysis for Direct Relief, talk about tapping the potential of spatial technology for disaster relief.
Read More >If you’re just looking to explore Redlands’ more immediate surroundings, here’s a sampler of enjoyable hikes in and around the city.
Read More >Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins—oh my! Happy Halloween!
Read More >Zihuatanejo put on a performance that might have been described as acting, had it not been for his authentic and multifaceted personality coming through in the stories he shared both in poetic form and conversational tone.
Read More >In a time when job opportunities are scarce and competitive, education is a wide-open field for those with the right qualities and qualifications.
Read More >Student exchange to begin in fall 2018
In a first-of-its-kind agreement for both institutions, the University of Redlands, a private liberal arts, graduate and professional university in Southern California, and Tuskegee University, a private historically black university in Alabama, have partnered to provide expanded opportunities for students and faculty.
Read More >Brian McDaniel ’11 uses innovative methods to reach middle school music students
After four years of excelling as the director of bands and choirs at Painted Hills Middle School in Desert Hot Springs, Calif., McDaniel was named a California Teacher of the Year.
Read More >You have a personal brand just like Starbucks and Apple. Like all brands, personal brands are successful when they live up to their promise of delivering value: the total experience of who you are and what you represent.
Read More >University of Redlands and its students and faculty experts made news in the months of August and September on a variety of topics—from celestial events to California politics.
Read More >Director of Donor Relations Laura Gallardo '03 reflects on her experiences as a Bulldog, including being the recipient of the Knights/Saunders Family Endowed Scholarship.
Read More >An event on Thursday kicked off the first Visiting Writers Series of the fall semester.
Read More >Shannon Rygg '18 reflects on a class trip to the Getty Villa to attend a matinee performance of Iphigenia in Aulis—a Greek play written by Euripides, first performed in 405 B.C.
Read More >President Ralph Kuncl sent a message to the University of Redlands community today in wake of the tragic news coming out of Las Vegas.
Read More >Shaun King delivers history lesson on ‘dips’ in development of humanity
On September 27, members of the University and Redlands community gathered in the University of Redlands Memorial Chapel to hear journalist and civil rights activist Shaun King speak on the current political landscape.
Read More >U of R has a 32-year reputation of academic excellence, affordability, and accessibility in the San Diego communities, and through this new expanded facility, centrally located in Mission Valley, the University is expanding opportunities and extending its mission of personalized education for working professionals and active-duty military and veterans who are either completing undergraduate degrees or earning graduate degrees in business.
Read More >Animal advocate and author recounts personal path to activism
On September 26, members of the University of Redlands community gathered to hear animal rights activist Jenny Brown speak on her path to veganism.
Read More >Ben Purper ’17 becomes KVCR reporter
Because of the Hall Network for Innovation in Public Policy, international relations major Ben Purper ’17 had an internship lined up before he graduated.
Read More >University of Redlands Distinguished Fellow Eric Liu wants you to have civic power and to know how to use it.
Read More >The annual Art Faculty Show opened this week with a reception at the University’s Gallery Building, featuring work from the U of R’s own art faculty.
Read More >Go to any Barnes & Noble store, or spend a few minutes browsing on Amazon, and you’ll quickly find dozens of books purporting to help you become a better writer.
Read More >Author an advocate for removing the barriers people face upon returning home from prison
“When I was released from prison, I was pushed back out into the world with absolutely no support,” said activist and author Susan Burton at a talk on September 19 at the University of Redlands.
Read More >Chapel Singers and Bel Canto provide backing vocals at L.A.’s Greek Theater
On Saturday, September 16, the University of Redlands Chapel Singers and Bel Canto choirs traveled to Los Angeles to perform alongside The Who’s Pete Townshend at the Greek Theater.
Read More >What began with her parents’ donations to a nonprofit ended with a commitment to education and a master's degree
When Anjali Bajaj ‘18 was 14 years old, she attended a board meeting for Home of Hope, a California-based nonprofit that empowers South Asian children through education and other activities.
Read More >It’s Thurber’s birthday! Now that he’s 8 years old, the University of Redlands’ official live bulldog mascot is the equivalent of about 55 in human years, according to the American Kennel Club.
Read More >Between schoolwork, dorm life, and extracurricular activities, students stay pretty busy at the University of Redlands. On the weekends, though, when time allows, the choice of places to visit abound.
Read More >Since its opening in 2009, Augie’s Coffee House in downtown Redlands has become a central meeting place for students and community members.
Read More >Professors emeriti Bill McDonald and Yash Owada respond to students’ questions
On September 4, the final day of New Student Orientation Week, new and returning Johnston Center for Integrative Studies students gathered in the lobby of Bekins-Holt Hall for the Johnston history brunch.
Read More >Jakob Larson ’17 draws on U of R education in Wildlands Conservancy position
Six days after graduating from the University of Redlands, Jakob Larson ’17 was hired to manage the geographic information systems (GIS) operations for California’s largest land preservation system—and he says it’s all thanks to his Redlands education.
Read More >The University of Redlands Staff and Administrators Assembly (URSAA) is supporting the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools by holding a fall clothing drive benefitting the Children Deserve Success Homeless Education Program.
Read More >Being a competent leader in the Navy goes beyond just ordering sailors around. Lt. Cmdr. Phil Menard, a U.S. Seventh Fleet Intelligence Watch Officer from Orange, California—a Redlands Business School ’00 alumnus—embraces a philosophy of being present and available for his sailors, and ensuring his team has a clear understanding of each person's role in executing the mission.
Read More >During this time of year, many new and transfer students are taking a big step in their lives, attending a four-year college or university to obtain a bachelor’s degree. With this step comes many important decisions, from choosing a roommate and first-semester classes to deciding which extracurricular activities to join and what to major in.
Read More >Before my freshman orientation week at the University of Redlands in 2014 (wow I’m old), I signed up to go on a Freshman Year Journey, an FYJ, to push myself out of my comfort zone.
Read More >When I was double-checking the requirements for my art major last semester, the word “prerequisite” made my lip curl.
Read More >Last Friday night found a group of University of Redlands orientation leaders surrounded by a rapt audience of new students listening to U of R ghost stories passed down for generations.
Read More >Jenny Megenney ’16 ’17 returns to the Redlands Unified School District
“I’m not nervous—I’m just excited to keep learning,” says Jenny Megenney '16 ’17 of the start of her career as an English teacher at Citrus Valley High School. A Redlands native and alumna of both the University of Redlands’ College of Arts and Sciences and its School of Education, Megenney will be teaching in the same school district she grew up in.
Read More >A Convocation ceremony on August 30 welcomed new students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) to the University of Redlands. President Ralph Kuncl delivered the following remarks to the 836 new students—737 freshmen and 99 transfers who hail from regions from Beaumont to Brazil and Vista to Vietnam.
Read More >Residents of Williams and East Halls put their favorite things on display
On August 30, groups of first-year students and their parents descended upon Williams and East Halls at the University of Redlands for new student move-in day.
Read More >Welcome back, Bulldogs!
We’ve created this playlist for you to get in the back-to-school spirit. From The Jackson 5 to Green Day, this playlist features songs to accompany your new semester checklist, whether you’re lugging in bags and boxes, rearranging your dorm room, or just hanging out in the Quad.
Read More >The news has been filled with images of areas that have been devastated by a natural disaster, and many in our community are wondering how best to respond.
Read More >Parents offer heart-felt advice—and lots of hugs—to first-year University of Redlands students on move-in day last year.
Read More >Four members of the Redlands Police Department who received job promotions this month have something in common—a University of Redlands diploma. Travis Martinez ’94, Rachel Tolber ’98, Esteban Valenzuela ’02 ’09, and Chris Mead ’14 all attribute their individual success to some aspect of their U of R education.
Read More >I am delighted to introduce the official blog of the University of Redlands -- Bulldog Blog -- which will provide news, information, and a variety of perspectives on life in and around our community.
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