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End of March Horoscope
End of March Horoscopes for 3/18/2020-3/31/2020. By Madelyne Mergens and Katherine Chase. *check sun, moon, and rising sign for a more accurate prediction!* Aries; You will have a decision to make regarding a situation. You may have to leave some things behind when you make this decision, as you transform into something more beautiful…
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SCIAC Champions: Alyssa Downs on Womens Basketball’s Remarkable Season
Following an impressive season, the Bulldogs Women’s Basketball team earned a place in the NCAA III Tournament after winning the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) Postseason Championship Tournament. A star of the championship game against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, U of R sophomore Alyssa Downs was responsible for scoring 22 of the team’s 62 total points,…
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Sweeney and Kwak: Poets Supporting the Next Generation of Writers
On Thursday, Feb. 20, poets Chad Sweeney and Youna Kwak participated in the annual Redlands Visiting Writers Series, both reading works from published (and unpublished) books of original poetry. Sweeney is an author of six published books of poetry, and is currently an English and Creative Writing professor at California State University San Bernardino. Youna…
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U of R Students on Super Tuesday
14 states held their Democratic primaries this recent Tuesday, March 3, 2020. These states, plus Democrats abroad, cast their votes to elect their choice of the 2020 Democratic nominee. According to the U.S. Census, younger demographics are statistically the least likely to involve themselves in voting. Interested in the thoughts of peers, The Bulldog…
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Divestment Movement Continues at U of R: Students Circulate Petition to Present to Trustees
With a bright green banner depicting a black pollution cloud behind them, Students for Environmental Action (SEA) member Sara McMahon ‘21 and co-president Caillie Roach ‘21 were reaching out to students on Hunsaker in late February to sign a petition. Their goal has been to garner the support of half the undergraduate student body to propose that the…
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“Getting Emotional About Animals” and Wondering Why
Getting Emotional about Animals and Understanding Why A picture of an emotional gorilla mother holding her young child amongst her green environment set the tone of the seminar held on February 11 on the relationship between humans and animals. Dr. Netzine Steklis and her husband Dr. Dieter Steklis presented to the University of…
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U of R Students Participate in Regenerate California Campaign
As part of our work with Angie Balderas of the Sierra Club this semester, we, Anyela Guzman [‘20] and Benjamin Lachelt [‘20], decided to partake in the “Regenerate California” advocacy campaign in Sacramento [on Feb. 4]. The campaign developed out of collaborative efforts between various environmental justice organizations in the Inland Empire region such as…
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Organic Waste Recycling on Campus
Harvest Table, the University’s new food service provider, has proved to be committed to on-campus composting, but is facing the challenge of contamination (non-compostable items thrown into compost bins). Even at an all time low for food waste in the Irvine Commons, there is room for growth. Source Since Harvest Table became the…
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Get to Know Your Candidates for the 2020 ASUR Presidential Election
Starting today, students of the U of R will decide who their next ASUR President will be. The Redlands Bulldog has interviewed all three candidates in the interest of better informing the student body on their choices. Here are their answers to four questions about them and their campaign. Vote here. How did…
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Deconstructing the ‘Cis’-tem
For many Americans, their gender expression hasn’t been something they give much thought to, because we are so heavily conditioned to fit into society’s tidy and constricting boxes of polarizing gender norms. But for many others, gender is something that preoccupies their everyday thoughts, and they face a constant battle to establish who they…