Bulldog Blog

Earlier this semester Dolores Huerta, a longtime American civil rights activist, labor organizer, and 2012 Presidential Medal of Freedom winner, spoke at the University of Redlands after a screening of Dolores, a documentary about her life.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl writes to the community in wake of Saturday’s shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, where a U of R student lost her grandparents.

U of R students arrive at the Family Service Association of Redlands every Friday to prep and serve breakfast for those in need.

Initiated by President Ralph Kuncl and funded by the Provost’s Office, the faculty technology grant program promotes faculty members’ innovation in learning and teaching.

Political Science Professor Renée Van Vechten answered questions about the upcoming midterm election ranging from the nature of a “jungle primary” to California State propositions.

The Purposeful Leadership Initiative, which integrates concepts and models from across disciplines, includes educational offerings, research, and community outreach.

After growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Sadie Pickering ’20 came to the University of Redlands in search of an environmental studies program but ended up finding much more.

“Building sustainable communities requires emotional intelligence, not just science,” says Environmental Studies Professor Monty Hempel, who recently hosted a screening of his short films on the Redlands campus.

“People want to protect the air they breathe and the water they drink,” says attorney and environmental activist Kassie Siegel.

The Bulldogs in San Diego alumni group recently held a special Bulldogs in Service event at the Chula Vista Marina, followed by a social and mixer at the nearby Living Coast Discovery Center.

Upon finishing their studies this year, Omar Aguirre ’06, ’18 and Beatriz Rodriguez ’18 will both be the first in their families to graduate not only from college, but also from graduate school.

Faculty members and students discuss their experiences teaching and learning on U of R’s Austrian campus.

"Like many athletes, one of the main reasons I came to the University of Redlands was to be student-athlete and to continue my sport at the collegiate level," says Hunter Wilson '17.

As a positive behavior interventions and supports (PBIS) specialist at a small charter school, Chavez wears many hats.

A group of U of R constituents are setting up voter registration tables on campus with the goal of removing barriers to voting by making sure students have the information needed to register and vote.

Last week at the University of Redlands, a common thread in student life was supporting and analyzing diversity in film.

How can philosophy, sociology, geographic information sciences, history, and political science work together to combat emerging public health crises? A group of faculty members and health officials from Southern Africa and the local area spent last week analyzing and discussing this very question.

“Politics in 2018 is really a story about who you are,” said Renée Van Vechten, a University of Redlands political science professor, as she began her recent talk on political trends and recent changes to California’s election system.