Bulldog Bites

The most recent GeoWeek at the University of Redlands looked different than it has in years past, but participants brought plenty of enthusiasm and curiosity to the virtual events, including one on how geospatial technology is supporting COVID-19 response and recovery efforts.

“We hope this agreement will be a significant step toward keeping our communities as safe as possible during the pandemic,” says University Dean of Student Affairs Donna Eddleman.

Part of the Associated Students of the University of Redlands (ASUR) Convocations and Lectures virtual event series, the reality-television personality and mental health advocate spoke with students and answered questions about LGBTQ rights and social justice.

U of R Composition Professor Andre Myers debuts chamber orchestra piece “Black and Alive.”

University of Redlands Theatre Arts faculty members and students have worked to create community without a stage, instead of canceling planned productions altogether.

Vice President for Advancement Tamara Michel Josserand speaks to the role of philanthropy in her life, the special qualities of the Redlands community, and all she is grateful for this Thanksgiving season.

“The historic support across our University community and the collaborative effort to craft the statement represents our collective acknowledgment of painful experiences of so many, but also our commitment to positive change,” write Professor and Coach Suzette Soboti, chair of the Faculty Assembly, and Mario Martinez, Naslund Endowed Dean of the School of Education.

Members of the University of Redlands community have come together under unprecedented circumstances to maintain a decades-old tradition in a new way.  

For University of Redlands School of Business alumna Virginia Bayer, Veteran’s Day is one of the most meaningful holidays of the year. 

Representatives of the University of Redlands Board of Trustees share their thoughts with the University community following the recent announcement of Ralph and Nancy Kuncl’s plans to retire from their roles in the University presidency.

A message from Ralph and Nancy Kuncl for the University of Redlands community.

The School of Music is approaching the challenges of virtual teaching, learning, and performance as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

What will a return of students to the University of Redlands main campus look like? In recent months, a small team has been working to answer that question, utilizing geographic information systems (GIS) to aid with the process.

Marcia McFee, a visiting professor of liturgical studies and the Ford Chair for Congregational Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS), addresses the importance of ritualizing and making meaning in a time of pandemic and social upheaval, drawing on the past as we innovate into the future.

Alumni and friends had a chance to participate in a faculty-hosted virtual mini-retreat to discuss the stated values and identity of the seminary.

U of R Chief Information Officer (CIO) Steve Garcia shares his perspective on recent challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as timeless topics such as leadership and team-building.