Bulldog Bites

Sabrina Nunn ’21 aims to find innovative ways to keep students engaged with the Bulldog community and supported with the resources they need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Responsible for guiding and supporting academic affairs at the University of Redlands, Provost Kathy Ogren reiterated her longstanding commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion at the University’s recent Diversity Town Hall.

During the recent Diversity Town Hall, Vice President for Administration Michelle Rogers spoke about connecting teams across the University of Redlands in order to approach the University’s diversity, equity, and inclusion work together.

During the University’s recent Diversity Town Hall, Vice President of Advancement Tamara Michel Josserand shared the ways in which her work in fundraising, community relations, and planned giving aligns with U of R diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.

During the recent Diversity Town Hall, University Dean of Student Affairs Donna Eddleman spoke to how Student Affairs is contributing to the University-wide effort to strengthen diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Professor Steve Wuhs, associate provost for internationalization, speaks to how the U of R is supporting international and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students in a difficult external environment.

“I was completing something that was aligned with who I was supposed to be and what I was supposed to do with my life,” says Sue Gibbons ’04 of the Diploma in the Art of Spiritual Direction program.

A lifelong passion for motocross racing led Kourtney Heald '22 to work toward a medical degree.

Naslund Endowed Dean Mario Martinez seeks new ways to increase the visibility of the School of Education and its commitment to educational justice.

The Diverse Learning Environments Survey, developed at UCLA and used by institutions across the nation, will measure the campus climate for diversity and inclusion.

Graduate School of Theology Professor Eugene Park examines the New Testament through a historical lens.

Assuming his position mere weeks before the University of Redlands campuses closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in March, Senior Diversity and Inclusion Officer Christopher Jones, J.D., has had to acquaint himself with much of the University community virtually.

A decades-old pastoral robe finds new life.

The 12-course program is designed for working adults who want to advance their careers by completing a 24-month graduate program one course at a time, one evening per week.

The Class of 2020 is lauded for resilience, persistence.

Alec Richie-Kendrick ’24, a first-year student from St. Louis, commemorates the start of his college career with the help of a surprise from his parents.

The events, while virtual, exhibited trademark Bulldog care for the Class of 2024.

“Scientists are very interested in beer and especially sours because they are such complicated systems,” said U of R Chemistry Professor Teresa Longin, principal investigator of a new report with U of R Professor David Soulsby.

Johnston graduate Tim Seiber ’04 will be at the Center’s helm for five years.

The Fletcher Jones Foundation and HEDCO Foundation have provided grants to offset some of the University’s urgent COVID-related needs.