Bulldog Bites

Phil Jamison ’97 (MBA) co-founds Chihuahua Cerveza and serves his brew across the Southland.

The day-long event brought together educators from across the region to discuss ways to transform math and computer science education with coding and robotics.

The new director of development for the Graduate School of Theology describes a U of R evening of song.

Coaches Suzette Soboti, Mike Maynard, Rich Murphy, and Ralph Perez exemplify the strength of Bulldog Athletics.

Twelve Bulldogs are currently volunteering in countries around the world.

“We all have a role to play on campus in ensuring there is a priority around mental health,” said keynote speaker Dori Hutchinson, faculty member and director of services at the Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.

Last week, we walked around campus and asked students about the songs that were playing through their headphones.

“Collectively, we are our own best resource,” said Javier Garcia ’20 to approximately 100 students at the inaugural First-Generation Reception.

During a recent Redlands Forum event, winemaker Wes Hagen ’92 explained how ancient societies first produced wine, leading to the expansion of wine culture around the world.

This is the fifth national recognition for Redlands as a top-producing master’s institution, which this year is one of only 28 master’s institutions to share the prestigious designation.

Keylana Jenkins ’22 says her experiences at the University of Redlands have led her to a newfound sense of independence.

A chemistry professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, Lyons has been teaching at the University of Redlands for nine years.

“Our program efforts at the University of Redlands are a critical step for ensuring that Native American students have access to quality education and experiences with which they can assist their communities to grow and prosper,” said San Manuel Chairwoman Lynn Valbuena.

Ranging in age and level of experience, participants played a variety of drums from around the world.

U of R American Council on Education Fellow Nancy Wayne speaks to the risks and rewards of career transitions.

During a recent Redlands Forum event, philanthropist and investor Charlie Munger spoke with Esri President Jack Dangermond and A.K. Smiley Public Library Director Emeritus Larry Burgess ’67 about his lifelong pursuit of knowledge.

“Writing is a way that I can stand up for my community,” says first-generation college student Nikki Ramirez ’22. “It’s a way for me to give a voice to people who don’t have one.”

An English professor shares her Celtic reading list in advance of a U of R trip to Ireland and Scotland.

Following two life-threatening medical incidents on the University of Redlands main campus, Director of Athletics Jeff Martinez spoke with Katie Olson and Mika Elizabeth Ono of the Bulldog Blog about how Bulldog Athletics prepares for medical emergencies.