Bulldog Bites

When Timara Gordon ’23 learned about the University of Redlands Health, Medicine, and Society major, she realized she could turn her interest in DNA and gene mapping into a career in genetic counseling.

Tekia McNeil, a founding member of the Black Student, Faculty, Staff, Administrator, and Alumni Association who works as a School of Business enrollment assistant, talks about the importance of Juneteenth and the experience of planning a three-day celebration during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The endowed chair of the U of R’s Global Business Program reflects on following in the footsteps of Executive Professor of Business Administration Jack Osborn.

The University Station pavilion, marking the last stop on the upcoming Arrow line train route, is part of the vision that U of R President Ralph W. Kuncl expressed in his 2013 inauguration speech.

On June 17, a ceremony unveiled the new University of Redlands station on the Arrow line train route. In honor of that event, we compiled a 21-song playlist of train-themed ballads.

When the University of Redlands 2020 Summer Piano Camp was canceled because of COVID-19, students and organizers created a whole new experience using video.

HR Manager Cindy Tengler ’18 ’19 is an example of how U of R employees can use tuition remission benefits to maximize their skill sets.

The U.S. Department of Education recently designated the University of Redlands as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), a status that will provide new opportunities for grant funding to strengthen programs and services.

“I love working with kids and having those ‘a-ha’ moments,” says Kendra Brown ’19, who plans to continue with a career in the classroom. “That makes it all worth it.”