Bulldog Bites

Greentown Labs CEO Emily Reichert ’96 found her calling as both a scientist and a business leader in the climatetech industry; her incubator addresses the planet’s daunting climate change issues.

When Lauren Villanueva ’16 drove down Colton Avenue for her first visit to the University of Redlands in 2011, she felt she had found the right school for her.

The William H. Turnquist Family Endowed Scholarship will support students studying business or music.

To mark the occasion of Ralph W. Kuncl’s departure from the U of R presidency at the end of June, Och Tamale magazine partnered with Ellie Obrochta ’19 to interview him about the highlights of the last nine years and his vision and hopes for the future of the University.

As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, U of R experts provide their perspectives on where we go from here. 

San Francisco Theological Seminary at the U of R Graduate School of Theology realized its plan to hold a Commencement with both in-person and virtual elements.

University of Redlands’ programs, faculty, and mascot recently received honors.

The University celebrates San Manuel Scholars and reaffirms opportunities for Native students.

“I want to be there for students regardless of what they need, whether that be to unlock a door or escort them home,” says Public Safety Officer Patricia Tafoya-Bryson.

During Commencement season, University of Redlands’ students were recognized with a range of awards.

Despite the pandemic, the University’s spatial community came together in a symposium with posters, story maps, lightning talks, and videos.

Four alumni reflect on the impact of their Bulldog student-athlete experiences on their personal and professional lives.

“We are hoping to continue to foster collaboration, communication, and engagement within our community and the broader community,” writes the group.

On May 1, the University of Redlands School of Business congratulated 983 graduates—542 from the Class of 2020 and 441 from the Class of 2021—during the final virtual ceremony of Commencement Weekend.

During Commencement Weekend, the University of Redlands hosted a special program to recognize College of Arts and Sciences students in the Class of 2020—many of whom celebrated their undergraduate achievements at home in the first chaotic months of lockdown.

The College’s First-Generation Senior Ceremony gave students an opportunity to celebrate their journey through the past four years.

Alex Kyranakis ’21, the student Commencement speaker for the School of Business, shares his educational journey in an interview.

The Hunsakers' passings mark the end of an era for the University, as the couple shared a deep love for their alma mater and transformed Redlands in unparalleled ways.