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University names director of military, veterans relations
Press Enterprise
The University of Redlands has named Tana Sanderson to the newly created position of director of military and veterans relations. Sanderson will oversee the recruitment ... 

University’s speech-language pathology program honored
Press-Enterprise
The University of Redlands Speech-Language Pathology program has been recognized in the 2012 edition of Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News Media Group.

University of Redlands named Tree Campus
Inside Bay Area
The University of Redlands received nationwide recognition for embracing five standards that focused on campus tree care and community involvement.

Warehouse on grove back to planners today
Press-Enterprise
If approved, the project will be built on city-owned land that is now a citrus grove many want to stay.

Redlands tree planting ceremony memorializes 9-year-old
San Bernardino County Sun, Daily Bulletin, Daily Breeze
The spring sun shone brightly Saturday morning as families, friends and classmates reminisced about 9-year-old Cece Svenson at a tree-planting ceremony honoring her life. 

University of Redlands named Tree Campus
LANG newspapers
The university recently was named a Tree Campus by the Arbor Day Foundation. 

Rialto man continues to give back
San Bernardino County Sun
Eric Arrington of Rialto is a football coach and a paraplegic. Currently he coaches summer camp at the University of Redlands. 

University of Redlands Speech-Language Pathology program among the best in the nation
Wire sources
The program ranks in the U.S. News Best Graduate Schools.

Trees will honor Cece Svenson
San Bernardino County Sun, Redlands Daily Facts
Eighty trees will be planted in a Redlands neighborhood Saturday in memory of 9-year-old Cece Svenson who died in February from complications of leukemia.

Will the train be stopping at Esri?
Directions Magazine
It’s a fair question as discussions continue about a new rail line from San Bernardino, CA into Redlands. The first phase of a planned line has three stops for the passenger rail service in Redlands: one near Esri, one near the 14-screen cinema, and one near the University of Redlands. 

Partnerships key for conservancy
San Bernardino County Sun
Ever since the Redlands Conservancy formed in 1994, the organization has relied on working partnerships to do the work the community expects. The Inland Empire Resource Conservation District, San Bernardino County Flood Control District, San Bernardino County Parks Department, University of Redlands…