Bulldog Bites

“We want to strengthen the University and open opportunities that would not otherwise be there,” says Steve Carmichael ’67.

A host of student awards and honors were announced as part of the University of Redlands Commencement season.

Enjoy a slideshow of images from the Commencement Weekend festivities.

For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Redlands community gathered to celebrate 1,535 graduates.

Alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and friends raised more than $350,000 in a record-breaking effort to support numerous departments and programs throughout the institution.

Honor our graduates’ next steps and say goodbye to the school year with these 30 songs by a variety of artists, from Coldplay to Queen.

The annual Spatial University Symposium celebrated spatial learning, research, and community service.

Art student Victoria Van Huystee ’23 visits the University Gallery ahead of the closing reception for meraki, an exhibition of senior capstone projects.

Four authors spoke about how language, cultures, borders, and communities influence their work as translators during a recent event hosted by the U of R Creative Writing Department.

The gathering featured 32 students, faculty, and staff members who offered interdisciplinary perspectives on climate change.

Eight senior chemistry students presented their faculty-mentored research projects at the recent American Chemical Society Conference in San Diego, making connections and developing skills in the process.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Planetary Protection Engineer Moogega Cooper offered five lessons for success during a recent talk at the University of Redlands.

U of R alumnus and his wife support Native rights through commissioned artwork

As part of their legacy to the Heard Museum, Wayne Mitchell ’60 and his wife, Marie, commissioned Kathy Whitman Elk Woman to create a sculpture.

Asian Student Association President Romina-Marie Baronia ’22 provides her perspective on the recent ASA Night Market, an event that encouraged Asian and Asian American students to embrace and share unique aspects of their cultures.

During his keynote address, Kyle Kazanjian-Amory ’14 illustrated his path from forensic accountant to CEO of an independent comedy production company.