Bulldog Bites

On Sunday, February 18, hundreds gathered in the University of Redlands Casa Loma room, where red lanterns glowed, the guzheng (a.k.a. Chinese zither) hummed, and the warm smell of chow mein was omnipresent—the makings of a fantastic Lunar New Year celebration!

On February 19, the University of Redlands community had the pleasure of hearing authors, commentators, and U of R honorary degree recipients James and Deborah Fallows underscore the key role of the younger generation in creating change.

A ceremony last Saturday celebrated the installation of Thomas A. Horan as Senecal Endowed Dean of the University of Redlands School of Business.

While some people are natural born communicators who jump at the opportunity to meet someone new, a great portion of us find it awkward, not to mention a bit terrifying, to introduce and talk about ourselves to strangers.

The University of Redlands Mortar Board Honor Society has announced that Jill Robinson, who teaches management and leadership as part of the College of Arts and Sciences Business Administration Department, has been named Professor of the Year.

Marvel Comics writer inspires an audience in Orton Center

In her talk, “Inspiring Radical Creativity and Empowering Young, Diverse Voices to Tell Their Own Stories,” Gabby imparted her warm, happy demeanor and words of wisdom to a captivated audience.p

“I didn’t even realize that becoming a professor was an option for me,” says School of Education Professor Adriana Ruiz Alvarado. Originally from Los Angeles, Alvarado attended University of California, Berkeley, with the intention of studying journalism. 

The show Hypnogogia, created by the University of Redlands’ own Professor of Photography Tommi Cahill, opened at the University Gallery on Tuesday.

Happy Valentine’s Day, Bulldogs! As the holiday of love nears, we wanted to give you a sonic valentine.

The University of Redlands is celebrating 10 years since it opened the Meditation Room, the first contemplative classroom of its kind in the country. 

The graduate and undergraduate programs at U of R’s School of Business have been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)—a statement that the school’s teaching and learning processes meet rigorous educational standards. 

We reached out to a University of Redlands English Professor Sheila Lloyd to ask for her recommended reading during February.

“Being African American and coming from an educational environment where I experienced certain injustices, it was important to me to think about how I could widen my sphere of influence and help other students,” says Nicol Howard, professor in the University of Redlands School of Education.

Ecuadorian-born Paula Cevallos ’20 traded the Andean foothills of Quito for the foothills of the San Bernardino mountains—and it was all thanks to a computer algorithm. 

Global Business Program majors, faculty, alumni, and advisory board members gathered on the evening of January 29 for the Ninth Annual Global Business Dinner at the University of Redlands to celebrate of U of R’s Global Business Department and its students.

With the support of University of Redlands students, faculty, and staff members, we created a playlist to honor the people and events within the African diaspora that have contributed to an evolving American consciousness.

Imagine two wise women—professors, in fact—both artists, both writers, one with a turquoise nose piercing and her hair kept up in a trusty pinch clip, the other with fiery curls and a wrist covered in friendship bracelets.

On Monday afternoon, Angela Davis—renowned author, social justice activist, and academic—delivered an eloquent and inspiring speech at the University of Redlands Memorial Chapel.

Why do people choose to live in Redlands? On January 30, members of the Redlands and University communities gathered at a Redlands Forum event, sponsored by Esri and University of Redlands Town and Gown, to explore that question.