Do you appreciate art? If so, have you followed @uofr_art on instagram yet? That is the University’s art department’s instagram page, dedicated to placing a spotlight on Redlands’ hard working art majors and their capstone projects. The page is run by Thomas Cone (he/him), a senior from a very small town with a population…
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and Youna Kwak participated in the annual Redlands Visiting Writers Series, both reading works from published (and unpublished) books of original poetry.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…
Here at Redlands, the university campus is vibrant, close-knit, and chock-full of picturesque greenery, so it’s understandable if you never want to leave. However, venturing off campus to the surrounding town of Redlands is exciting, and holds the promise of adventure and discovery. It may feel sleepy at times compared to larger college towns, but…
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…
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…
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…
“One of the greatest players in the history of our game,” “[with] one of the most decorated careers in the history of the sport,” and “arguably the best player of his generation:” Kobe Bryant. With the passing of eighteen-time NBA All-Star, Kobe Bryant, the basketball community has been reflecting and celebrating the life accomplishments…
The University of Redlands strives greatly to give each student the opportunities to become who they want to be. SPURS, however, takes an extra step into developing students to become helpful leaders as well as high academic students. This year, SPURS has taken the initiative to bring back this well-rounded organization and are looking for…
One hour… Another hour… The hour hand of the clock kept moving. They kept still… Yet another lingered, and crawled away… But they were still there, after four hours. Waiting for their service, fighting for their rights, and for justice. On Feb 13, 1960, students at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee began a…
All participants were kept anonymous to protect sensitive and/or personal information . Have you ever been harder on yourself than you would ever be on a friend or acquaintance? If you’re living a human experience, then it’s likely that the answer is yes. When we speak to ourselves in a way that is judgemental, hyper-critical,…