Bulldog Blog

On October 26, members of the University and Redlands and local communities gathered for the second annual County, School, and Campus Safety and Security Symposium to learn about the challenges that regional schools are facing.

Christine Taitano, director for student services and Mentor Program manager, chatted with Katie Olson of U of R about how the program supports students’ academic and career goals.

The collaboration will enable UTC employees to pursue graduate or undergraduate degrees offered by the University of Redlands at one of its seven campuses in California or via the University’s online MBA program.

Out of a growing concern that journalists are leaving citizens behind with the creation of complex informational graphics, Alberto Cairo, the Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the University of Miami, has dedicated himself to educating the public about what they see in the media. 

Haitian scholars Professor Herns Celestin and Professor Eudras Ceus spent  a full week on campus, participating in team teaching, local school visits, and meetings with School of Education faculty, staff, and administrators.

Chilean muralist Camilo Díaz talked about his political murals at the U of R on October 19. 

Explore facts and footage on the college experience at the University of Redlands' main residential campus.

Members of the University of Redlands community gathered October 17 to hear Dr. Andrew Schroeder, a founder of WeRobotics and director of research and analysis for Direct Relief, talk about tapping the potential of spatial technology for disaster relief.

If you’re just looking to explore Redlands’ more immediate surroundings, here’s a sampler of enjoyable hikes in and around the city.

Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins—oh my! Happy Halloween!

Zihuatanejo put on a performance that might have been described as acting, had it not been for his authentic and multifaceted personality coming through in the stories he shared both in poetic form and conversational tone. 

In a time when job opportunities are scarce and competitive, education is a wide-open field for those with the right qualities and qualifications.

Student exchange to begin in fall 2018 

In a first-of-its-kind agreement for both institutions, the University of Redlands, a private liberal arts, graduate and professional university in Southern California, and Tuskegee University, a private historically black university in Alabama, have partnered to provide expanded opportunities for students and faculty.

Brian McDaniel ’11 uses innovative methods to reach middle school music students 

After four years of excelling as the director of bands and choirs at Painted Hills Middle School in Desert Hot Springs, Calif., McDaniel was named a California Teacher of the Year. 

You have a personal brand just like Starbucks and Apple. Like all brands, personal brands are successful when they live up to their promise of delivering value: the total experience of who you are and what you represent. 

University of Redlands and its students and faculty experts made news in the months of August and September on a variety of topics—from celestial events to California politics.

Director of Donor Relations Laura Gallardo '03 reflects on her experiences as a Bulldog, including being the recipient of the Knights/Saunders Family Endowed Scholarship.

An event on Thursday kicked off the first Visiting Writers Series of the fall semester.

Shannon Rygg '18 reflects on a class trip to the Getty Villa to attend a matinee performance of Iphigenia in Aulis—a Greek play written by Euripides, first performed in 405 B.C.

President Ralph Kuncl sent a message to the University of Redlands community today in wake of the tragic news coming out of Las Vegas.