Summer 2021 | University of Redlands

Stepping into a post-pandemic future

While vaccines have brought light to the end of a long, dark tunnel, COVID-19 has changed our lives, perhaps forever. In many ways, we’re at the start of a new era. Apart from newly acquired bread-baking skills, what have we learned? How will a year of living with the coronavirus shape our future? As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, U of R experts provide their perspectives on where we go from here.

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'Do great things'

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.

Lasting legacy

Remembering Rich Hunsaker ’52 and Ginnie Moses Hunsaker ’52, a couple who shared a deep love for their alma mater and transformed Redlands in unparalleled ways.

U of R joins new California Climate Action Corps

Fellows will grow trees on the Sustainable University of Redlands Farm and then work to distribute the greenery in Redlands communities.

Watching wildlife in Bearpaw Reserve

The students in Professor Wendy McIntyre’s ecology course get a close-up of the animals in the local mountains so they can study the impact of both human activity and last year’s fire.

Accelerated pathway program in business offers new opportunities

Thanks to a newly created master's degree pathway program, students can earn a master’s degree in business administration (MBA) or business analytics (MSBA) within one year of graduation.

Bulldog Athletics

From coach to contact tracer

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, assistant coaches flexed their skills to help students and other University community members weather the public health crisis.

Off the bench: Bulldog Athletics resumes on-field operations

“We are just so grateful to be out on the field because it signals that we are getting back a little normalcy,” says Women’s Softball Head Coach Jose Ortega.

Mixing chemistry and business

Greentown Labs CEO Emily Reichert ’96 found her calling as both a scientist and a business leader in the climatetech industry.

All in the family

“I am excited for a new chapter for our courts and the new memories that will be made,” notes Lauren Villanueva ’16.

Making beautiful music through the generations

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

History mystery

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