Bulldog Bites

Students learn rules of thumb for responding to the unthinkable.

When was the last time you attended a music concert outside of a traditional venue? No stage, pit, stadium, or chapel—only the musicians, their instruments, and a visually stimulating backdrop.

Jesús Treviño, Ph.D., talks about his professional experience, his plans at the University, and some best practices in the field.

Four panelists from the Network of Executive Women discussed their experiences with U of R students.

Starting in January, the new Redlands Rocket Propulsion Club will hold regular meetings for students interested in engineering, space, and rockets.

U of R History Professor Matthew Raffety helped out the Bulldog Blog by sharing some fun facts about the history of collegiate sports. Find out how much you know with our quiz.

Stephen Kaufer discusses his insights into entrepreneurship and business practices at this year’s final installment of the 21st Century Leadership Speaker Series.

Students and faculty marked GeoWeek 2018 with events from lectures to a humanitarian mapathon.

Patrick Heppell ’03 chats with the Bulldog Blog about his recent book and how his U of R experiences influenced his career path.

The team is excited to share new developments with the U of R community.

When Johnston Center for Integrative Studies student Maxine Mchunguzi ’20 was researching universities to attend, she was looking for places that had similar weather patterns to her hometown of Johannesburg, South Africa. Then she found the University of Redlands.

Och Tamale invited University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl to interview his friend and colleague, longtime Bulldog Football Coach Mike Maynard, whose accomplishments were recognized recently with a Town & Gown Award of Distinction and induction into the Inland Valley Sports Hall of Fame.

A Johnston Center student shares her perspective on the recent talk by Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, and Richard Edmond Vargas, founder of Initiate Justice and of Success Stories (subject of the documentary “The Feminist on Cellblock Y”).

During election season, author and historian Miriam Pawel visits campus to read from her new book and shed light on her writing process.

Are you a teacher who wants to show U of R pride in your classroom? 

Sera Gearhart ’19, a double major in public policy and French with a math minor, has traveled around the world as part of her studies at the University of Redlands.

This week, University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl wrote to the community about two events.

An alumna reflects on her return to the University of Redlands campus for Homecoming.