The University of Redlands seeks to provide a safe, supportive environment for Native students so they may receive individual attention and a high-quality education while enjoying a campus community rich in opportunities.
On behalf of the Native American community and our friends and allies, we invite you to explore the University of Redlands. The generous support of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians has made it possible for the University to provide a level of support and instruction for promising young Native American students unmatched by other colleges and universities in the Inland Empire.
Download our program brochure to explore what Redlands can offer you!
Native Student Programs honors the original and continued caretakers of the Redlands area, the Yuhaviatam (Serrano) and Cahuilla, through land acknowledgement. We have taken a pledge to #HonorNativeLand in all programming and activities.
Whose Land Are You On?
Christina Alaniz ’09, ’10, who is Serrano and Cahuilla, became a teacher and is a role model for others as she shares a “Native point of view.”
Enjoy a slideshow of images from the Commencement Weekend festivities.
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.
