Bulldog Bites

Through January 15, 2024, you can apply for Fall of 2024 to become a member of our Bulldog community, where you'll be seen, heard, supported, and celebrated.

Students participating in the Feast of Lights give insight into the magical performance.

U of R students share their experience in STEM.

Judith Tschann shares more about her writing process and what inspired her to write "Romaine Wasn't Built in a Day: The Delightful History of Food Language."

Elliot Sesma ’24 and Keegan Moore ’25 give insight into their respective research projects while participating in the Student Science Research program. 

Erin Robles '22 said her decision to transfer to Redlands was ‘life-changing’ 

Calel Olicia-Aramboles ’25 shares his experience as a deaf college student.

If you are a high school student who is ready to choose which college or university to attend, then an Early Decision or Early Action application might be for you.

Dr. Heather King’s latest project connects faculty and students through the humanities, mapping, and hands-on learning.

The Department of Education has streamlined the submission process for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) for the 2024-25 academic year.

The first Human-Animal Studies lecture series of the year featured Ted Cheeseman, who discussed the dynamic between whale population health and climate change using data from researchers and citizens via Happywhale.com — a website that engages citizen scientists to identify individual marine mammals for fun and for science.

Chemistry Professor Michael Ferracane and his research team investigate the structure of cyclic peptides to seek safer alternatives for pain treatment.

U of R’s Second Annual Unity Day brought together local high school Black Student Union (BSU) students to campus, where they learned about the college application process, heard from our current BSU representatives, and engaged with academic departments and campus organizations.  

The Vibe Health and Wellness Festival, now in its fifth year, is a celebration promoting mental health awareness, overall wellness, and community.

Funding will fortify existing programs and support development of new initiatives that create a sense of belonging for all students.

The annual Faculty Art Show will be on display in the University Art Gallery now until September 24. 

The University of Redlands hosted RU Ready for high schoolers to experience life in the dorms, learn more about financial aid, and help start their journey into higher education. 

Professor Lei Lani Stelle has been leading research on the human impacts on California’s marine mammals for over a decade. Students enrolled in the Student Science Research program have the opportunity to conduct their own research alongside Dr. Stelle.

The University of Redlands celebrates Pride Month with a colorful display on the Memorial Chapel and flying the Pride Flag. Professors and students share what Pride means to them. 

The University of Redlands co-hosted the City of Redlands’ First Annual Freedom Awards Reception, honoring nine recipients. Christopher Jones, the Senior Diversity and Inclusion Officer, shared resources to learn more about Juneteenth.

At the First Annual Juneteenth Freedom Awards Reception, nine recipients were honored. Professor Jennifer Tilton, one of the recipients, shares more about her research and what the Juneteenth Freedom Award means to her. 

Students enrolled in May Term course, “The Neuroscience of Meditation,” explored how meditation affects the mind and body through experimentation and a field trip to the Graduate School of Theology in Marin.

National 529 Day is recognized on May 29 (5/29) to encourage opening and using a 529 account. Read more about different ways to make college more affordable. 

Each year, the Creative Writing Department is pleased to award several prizes to talented student writers.

The University of Redlands honored undergraduates and graduates from the classes of 2020, 2021, and 2023 at its 114th Commencement ceremonies, held for the first time at Ted Runner Stadium. 

Sandra Garibay ’23 and Nery Garibay ’21 are two sisters who pursued programs within the School of Education. Both wish to give back to current School of Education Bulldogs by sharing their experiences.

The Student Success Partnership and U of R students utilize esports to engage with foster youth.

The University of Redlands hosted the annual Spatial Symposium. Hannah Jugar ‘23 and Debapriya Paul ‘22 share insight into their work and what their awards mean to them.

Luis Mendez ‘23 gives us insight into his creative process. 

Three students share their study abroad experience and how studying abroad helped them grow personally and as a student. The programs of interest include Edinburgh, Scotland, London, England, and Dublin, Ireland.

From now until April 6, the U of R offers free tax assistance every Monday through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. 

The University of Redlands is participating in the second annual Worldwide Teach-In on Climate and Justice on March 29, 2023. The event features 5-minute talks given by 32 speakers on various topics of climate change. 

Dr. Justin Rose will join the University of Redlands as the new Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences on July 1, 2023.

Diversity in Action, a weeklong residency at the University of Redlands, is intended to introduce and engage various voices and perspectives across the University community, and beyond. It serves as a tangible example of our commitment to providing a well-rounded, personalized, and hands-on education that focuses on scholarship through engagement.

Garner Holt to be honored at the University’s 114th Commencement ceremonies in April 2023 during the School of Education Commencement ceremony.

In January, the U of R celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with several campus-wide events.

The newly modernized Coach Jim Verdieck Tennis Center will host regional and NCAA championships on campus and improve the competitive experience for the University’s student-athletes.