Dear Redlands Bulldog readers, The position of Editor-in-Chief at the Redlands Bulldog is open for applicants for the 2018-2019 academic year. We are looking for a self starting Editor-in-Chief who is capable of taking initiative in a leadership position. We are looking for applicants that are willing to work diligently and are eager…
After a year of hard work creating the concept and planning the event, Fem Fest took the stage at the University of Redlands. The March 31 feminist art and music festival featured eight bands, student art showcases and vendors such as Petite Mademoiselle, a local woman-operated business that sells vintage clothes. Senior Julie Donohue,…
On Monday morning several reports from students described fliers taped to the walls of dormitories, halls and the Memorial Chapel, that were unauthorized by Student Life. The fliers were plain, 8½ x 11 printer paper with five words in all capital letters: “IT’S OK TO BE WHITE.” It is not known whether the fliers…
The organization WRW, “Wadada Wa Rengi Wangi” has claimed the first week of April as “Take a Stand Week” dedicating their time to spreading awareness and educating the public on sexual violence. The people of WRW invite members of the Redlands community to Take Back the Night, an international march against sexual assault and…
Although the long anticipated and thoughtfully organized Relay For Life, was unfortunately rained out March 10 just twelve hours into the twenty four hour event, the Luminaria Ceremony persisted. Last Wednesday, at 7pm University of Redlands students took to the steps of the administration building to light candles in remembrance for those lost to cancer….
Each Tuesday night at 7pm in CDI about five students meet to discuss and celebrate the Middle Eastern culture. MESA, Middle Eastern Student Association is a small knit group, some of Middle Eastern descent, while others merely interested in learning about the culture. Each meeting they come together to discuss current events, traditions, and create…
Dim, energized chatter filled the Casa Loma Room on Friday as groups of students, faculty and community members enjoyed refreshments and anticipated a keynote address by feminist activist (and more recently, associate professor at Hampshire College) Loretta Ross. The event accompanied the tenth annual Women, Gender and Sexuality Student Conference held on campus the following…
As the audience of thirty attendants took their seats, Elise Eifler, a member of SEA and Johnson student focusing on Environmental Justice, began the conversation between concerned scholars and curious University employees. On Wednesday March 21 in University Hall, both students and faculty members entered the building to discuss the topic of sustainability of…
In seventh grade first period math she slumps forward in her seat hides behind the hair she’s been growing. It’s a tent that whispers against the back of her thighs when she walks. The teacher never calls on her. She never raises her hand. She is safe. No one ever asked Cousin It, what…
On Wednesday, March 21 at 7pm in University Hall, Students for Environmental Action (SEA) will be hosting the 21st Century Education: Sustainability and Environmental Justice forum. “This will be a space for students to speak their concerns about sustainability on campus and question what it means to have a 21st-century education,” writes junior Elise…