Bulldog Bites

Kolby Ratigan ’21 has designed his own curriculum around an emphasis on themed entertainment design, which combines aspects of art, engineering, and technology.

The U of R professor of religious studies and Meditation Room steward describes her weekly 30-minute meditation sessions.

The President’s Cabinet reiterates its commitment to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive University community and introduces a host of new initiatives—from a campus climate survey to ongoing training for students, staff, administrators, and faculty.

Students and alumni explain what a commitment to educational justice means to them and how they plan to address inequities that exist in their fields.

“The modern business world needs professionals with the skills to gather, analyze, and make data-driven decisions that drive corporate strategy and execution,” said Thomas Horan, who is the H. Jess and Donna Colton Senecal Dean of the School of Business.

U of R Interim Director of Diversity Initiatives speaks about Juneteenth’s history and why, after 155 years, it remains relevant.

An MBA student reflects on how her support for Black Lives Matter is rooted in her experiences growing up in Buffalo.

We ask student-athletes: “What’s the best lesson you’ve learned from playing sports?”

On June 6, cars snaked around the west end of Ted Runner Stadium at the University of Redlands. But drivers didn’t come for a sporting event—they came to pick up free trees.

The Vice President for Advancement introduces a series of web-based discussions on race and diversity in America.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl and his Cabinet write to the community on June 9, outlining the steps the University is taking against racism and injustice.

This year, May Term looked quite different, but classes continued to broaden students’ horizons.

Joy Clark, an administrator with University of Redlands Admissions, shares her reflections on current events in response to President Ralph W. Kuncl’s recent message, No More Inhumanity.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl writes to the University community on June 1 following the death of George Floyd and ensuing protests that erupted across the country.

Professor Paul Jessup ’78, ’83, a former school district superintendent, transitions to teaching virtually for the School of Education summer semester, while continuing to cultivate connections with students.

Coach Ducey enters phased retirement; Coach Eric Bridgeland arrives early summer.