Bulldog Bites

Throughout the ceremony, verses of Scripture were read, prayers were delivered, hymns were sung, and students received a variety of honors.

During her Peace Corps service, Sherry Manning ’05 was acutely aware of Filipino farmers’ need for organic seeds, which have become hard to come by with large biochemical companies monopolizing the world’s market in seed production and sales.

During the spring semester, students in Political Science Professor Renée Van Vechten’s Immigration Politics and Policy course took a class trip to the U.S.-Mexico border to explore concepts they were discussing in the classroom.

The new mascot’s name honors two important leaders in the history of the University.

Married 46 years, Tae Yong Pak ’22 (M.Div.) and Young Oak Pak ’22 (D.A.S.D.) embark on a second career as they return to South Korea, their home country.

The University of Redlands Staff and Administrators Assembly serves as a collective voice for employees, ultimately aiming to promote, strengthen, and facilitate a sense of community and mutual respect.

Health, Medicine, and Society Professor Kendra Nelson uses her experience in the healthcare industry to help students launch their careers.

On April 23, Addie graduated alongside students with whom she shared her Redlands journey and received the new title of mascot emerita.

Bulldog coaches and scholar-athletes were out in full force this year, breaking records and winning awards throughout conferences.

With a record $207,159,850 in gifts and commitments, Forever Yours marks a significant philanthropic milestone for the institution, and Bulldogs will feel the ripple effects for years to come.

The University’s historic Forever Yours campaign impacts Bulldogs today, tomorrow, and beyond.

Siblings John Zepeda ’18, ’20 and Jazmin Zepeda ’22 completed their degrees despite challenges related to Jazmin’s cancer diagnosis—a journey their family and caring professors traveled together. Today, they look forward to what the future will bring.