Bulldog Blog

A student group challenges stereotypes about the Middle Eastern community.

The director and screenwriter of Moonlight and If Beale Street Could Talk spoke to the importance of perseverance and community during his recent talk.

Do you have questions about the new agreement in principle between the University of Redlands and San Francisco Theological Seminary? Here are some answers.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl writes to the U of R community about an historic action by the Board of Trustees and its meaning for the University.

An alumna reflects on the recent Johnston 50^th Anniversary Renewal.

An alumnus shares still-vivid memories from his trip abroad as one of the first U of R students to study in Salzburg.

The new space in the Armacost Library uses immersive technologies to facilitate projects in robotics, electronics, art, and other disciplines.

“My disability is a part of my identity and I want to work in student affairs so I can speak out for my own community,” says Jillian Strong ’20, a student in the U of R School of Education.

Belcon has spent 18 years working in geographic information systems (GIS) and education in both the United States and her home country of Trinidad and Tobago.

Professor Larry Caldwell discusses what is at stake in recent diplomatic developments between the two countries.

A visiting professor of English shares her recommendations, from a book-length poem by a contemporary Jamaican American author to an 1831 autobiography by a West African enslaved for more than 20 years in America.

When Tim Strysko ’09 and Jessica Moore Strysko ’09 began a Christian Scriptures class in the Meditation Room as students, they recognized each other as kindred spirits.

Kelly Dries, executive director of the U of R Office of Career and Professional Development, discusses recent changes in her group, the office’s goals and priorities, and the evolution of the world of work.

The president of the Panhellenic Council describes the rush process for sororities at the U of R.

An alumnus writes about how he stays connected to the Bulldog tennis program.

Mark Gilbert ’17 didn’t find his passion for spatial studies until he was 48, “but I was always a late bloomer,” he said.

Growing up in Hawaii alongside a twin brother, Toshi Kosins '20 has had to adjust to his newfound independence on campus.