Bulldog Bites

CaCCCHE, whose membership has included U of R for nearly two decades, confirms the essential and critical role that cultural centers play in addressing the unique challenges and opportunities presented by diversity.

What are some of the challenges that LGBTQ teachers face in the classroom? Recent Ed.D. graduate Amy Cecilio ’14, ’18 addressed this question in her University of Redlands School of Education dissertation titled “The Perceptions and Experiences of Queer Teachers.”

The new Spatial Business Initiative helps meet the need for location intelligence in business with new MBA program, business surveys, and research.

To be clear, I am talking about one year for you humans, which, of course, is often counted as seven for my canine world. There have been so many great memories over the past 12 months, it definitely feels like seven years’ worth!

“This photograph behind me is something we never thought we’d see,” said Graeme Auton, University of Redlands political science professor and international security expert, displaying a photo of President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un shaking hands during their June 12 summit in Singapore.

URSAA (typically pronounced “er sah”) is charged with providing a way for University staff and administrative personnel to participate actively in all areas of the campus community.

The new Masters of Music in Vocal Chamber Music program will tap internationally known baritone Christopher Gabbitas of The King’s Singers, who will join award-winning U of R choral directors Nicholle Andrews and Joseph Modica as founding faculty. 

As PRIDE month wraps up, we took a moment to catch up with some of our faculty in the University of Redlands School of Education, which trains future educators, administrators, school counselors, and mental health counselors, to discuss the ways LGBTQ+ issues are, or could be, handled in school and counseling settings. 

When Catherine Salmon was considering a faculty position at the University of Redlands, the thing that most attracted her was the freedom to study what she wanted.

The San Diego Padres recently selected University of Redlands senior catcher Rainier Aguilar ’18 in the 33^rd round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) draft.

As the newest University of Redlands graduates go out into the workforce, they enter a world where a strong social media presence—especially on professional networking platform LinkedIn—is a valuable asset. 

It was Orientation Week 2014, and I was sitting in the University of Redlands Casa Loma room with at least 100 of my new classmates. We all had at least two things in common: we were nervous to begin our new lives as Bulldogs, and we’d been granted a Federal Work-Study Program award.

No one loves being in the water more than University of Redlands mascot Addie, and she wants everyone to break out their water wings. To get you into the swing of summer, Addie is sharing her favorite poolside songs with you.