UPDATE: More information on the University’s policies at the time of these events, specifically concerning gatherings, has been included in the article. As the class of 2020 faces the unprecedented cancellation of their commencement ceremonies at universities in California and across the U.S. due to the COVID-19 pandemic, University of Redlands seniors have expressed that…
Much of the information used in this article was sourced from the original obituary posted to the University of Redlands website Over the first weekend of March this year, the University lost a beloved creative writing professor, Ralph Angel. On his work, Professor Angel once articulated that “poetry is the language for which we have…
UPDATE: An email announcement from the President of the University has announced “students are asked to leave campus as soon as possible,” and at latest March 20 by 5 pm. The Theatre Arts Department’s production of Proof was live streamed on Anna Klein’s Facebook page Monday March 16. Starting Mar. 23, the College of Arts and Sciences…
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…
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…
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…
The University of Redlands theater arts department’s planned spring production, The Pirates of Penzance, has been canceled unexpectedly due to internal complications. In the absence of a spring performance, the Bulldog met with Scene Shop Coordinator Annie Gibson to discuss the department’s plan for moving forward. Gibson says that after the show was cancelled, she…
Becoming a published writer is no easy feat, but writers, artists, and creators alike may find a convenient opportunity in the student-led literary magazine The Redlands Review. A publication now having been published for decades, The Redlands Review is “devoted to cultivating an eclectic exchange between emerging and experienced writers.” One may find previous…
Four of the five candidates gunning for California’s open seat in the State Senate District 23 addressed the University of Redlands community in a forum on Jan. 28 in Casa Loma. The event was sponsored by the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and the University of Redlands public policy department. Each candidate, two…
Panelist Andrea Vidaurre questions: Will the Inland Empire still be livable in 2100? “Is it even livable now?” On Thursday Jan. 9, experts met with KPCC’s senior science reporter Emily Guerin at the University of Redlands to discuss the effect of climate change on the Inland Empire. The panelists included: Tim Krantz –…