Bulldog Bites

First-grade teacher Sheena Kane ’19 says that the master’s program in educational administration at the U of R School of Education has taught her new ways to support her students.

English Professor Priya Jha spoke at the recent Conference on World Affairs.

“[Redlands] helped me become the person I am,” says Jim McKeehan ’67.

An alumnus writes about the tremendous impact Coach Jim Verdieck and the U of R tennis program had on his life.

Rev. Janis Huggett ’70 (B.A.) and ’87 (D.Min.) says she benefitted from academic excellence paired with support for personal growth at both U of R and San Francisco Theological Seminary.

Elsa Luna ’04, who is chief operating and financial officer for public radio station KPCC, recently shared her journey at a 21st Century Leadership Speaker Series event.

A revival of a multifaith organization at U of R inspires hope.

The event offered hot dogs, bulldog swag, and information on master’s program alumni scholarships.

“Dr. Goodall and her team really like our model of a college program taking Roots & Shoots programming to schools in our community,” says Director of Alumni and Community Relations Shelli Stockton.

The strong U of R showing at the Esri User Conference in San Diego highlighted the strength of U of R spatial research, as well the integration of spatial studies across the Redlands curriculum.

To paraphrase Jane Austen, it seems to be a truth universally acknowledged that a story worth telling once is worth telling again.

Lisa (Yochelson) Dubler ’09 is one of the alumni who responded to the U of R’s recently launched career survey.

In school, speaker Patrick Camangian remembers thinking, “What does this have to do with me?”

A couple shares their experiences from a University of Redlands alumni trip to Mohonk Mountain House in New York state's Hudson Valley. 

Andrea Zarate ’19 shares her experiences with members of the California State Senate.

A U.S. Congress class gives future leaders a taste of lawmaking’s complexities.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl writes to the U of R community about the union of the University with San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS), creating a Graduate School of Theology and a Marin campus hosting programs from both institutions. Here is his text from his memo.

It all started with a problem, framed as an opportunity.

At least 10 individuals have graduated from both the University of Redlands and the San Francisco Theological Seminary.

In light of the recent merger, we asked a trustee, a professor, a recent graduate, and a staff member of San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS), “What should the University of Redlands community know about SFTS?” Here are some answers, which shed light on the special nature of the SFTS enterprise. 

After four rounds of chemotherapy at a Northern California hospital, Eric Kenyon ’89 was navigating the next steps in his cancer treatment.

During Alumni Reunion Weekend, the Alumni Association Board of Directors presented its annual awards.