Bulldog Blog

Native American Student Union President Seneca Silva ’22 says that embracing his identity as a Native student at the University of Redlands has allowed him to grow personally and professionally.

“It’s really about supporting teachers who are interested in doing social change work with their students and who were looking for direction,” says U of R School of Education Professor Brian Charest.

This year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Week featured events that facilitated important conversations about racism, activism, inclusion, and service.

The Verdieck family supports U of R’s tennis campaign to ensure the famed coach’s legacy.

In her new book, Documenting the American Student Abroad: The Media Cultures of International Education (Rutgers University Press, 2021), U of R Professor of Film Studies Kelly Hankin explores the documentary media cultures that shape the understanding of study abroad experiences.

More than 230 singers have joined the Canadian National Physicians Choir, which recently produced a cover of Great Big Sea’s hit song, “Ordinary Day.” One of the viewers turned out to be Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who retweeted the piece, adding: “There’s nothing ‘ordinary’ about this video.”

“I wouldn’t have traded my Redlands experience for anything,” says Cortner Society member Gary Beverage ’66.

On January 16, the University of Redlands began to welcome a reduced number of residential students back to the main campus. Here’s why they chose to return.

Steven Barkdoll ’06, ’13 traveled and taught around the world to find his purpose.

In an impromptu gathering, political science faculty tap their expertise to help the Bulldog community make sense of current events.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl and President Emeritus James R. Appleton write to the community with the news of Rich Hunsaker's passing. 

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, students formed a governing body that allows them to bring attention to issues graduate students are facing.

Despite a turbulent year, the University of Redlands community came together with resilience, innovation, and genuine care to meet our most challenging moments.

President Ralph W. Kuncl writes to the University community following the January 6 events at the United States Capitol in Washington D.C.

Paintings by fine artist Gene Jimenez ’93 grace the streets of his California hometown and showcase his great-grandparents’ immigration experience.

Founded in 1981, the U of R organization aims to provide quality year-round musical instruction to children and adults.

As we start the new year, we celebrate a number of University of Redlands community members who recently received honors, as well as accolades for the University as a whole.

University of Redlands President Ralph W. Kuncl and President Emeritus James R. Appleton write to the community with the news of Virginia Hunsaker's passing.