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03/23/2024

U of R Students Walk Out And Protest in Honor of Ryan Gainer

University of Redlands students gathered on Thursday at Hunsaker plaza to hold a peaceful demonstration in protest against the killing of Ryan Gainer, a Black teenager on the autism spectrum in California, by a deputy sheriff, Quynh Nguyen reports.

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03/19/2024

Social Justice Conference, Sexual Health and Consent Teach-in Aim to foster safety and learning on campus

Upcoming events Social Justice Conference on March 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sexual Health and Consent Teach-in on March 20 from 6:45 to 8 p.m. respectively, intend to teach university students about pressing issues in society and on campus. Join the WGS department and club PPGA at these events in Orton to learn more, Adelaide Hubble reports.

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03/19/2024

Strong Winds Topple Tree on Campus

A tree fell on three cars outside of Melrose hall yesterday due to high wind, Madelyn Olsen reports.

Photos by Madelyn Olsen.
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03/02/2024

Town Hall on Woodbury University Reveals Key Information on Merger

Why is Redlands acquiring Woodbury? What do students and faculty think of the merger? What are the next steps in this process and who would be affected? These are the questions answered by university administration at the student town hall on Jan. 24, Quynh Nguyen reports.

Photo by Anika Tabassum.

03/02/2024

Involvement Fair Promotes Participation on Campus

At the Spring 2024 Involvement Fair, students experienced the many opportunities to get involved and have fun on campus. Adelaide Hubble talked to some of these clubs to get to know the passionate students behind them.

Photos by Bec Gage.

03/01/2024

Have some free time left in this Spring Break? Come up with a meaningful slogan for the student newspaper for a chance to win a $20 gift card!

02/24/2024

The Student Food Support Pantry: Meals Free Of Charge

The U of R Student Food Support Pantry offers students an affordable alternative to grocery shopping without skipping on variety, Wylie Harris reports.

Photo by Eleanor Bachmeier.

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02/19/2024

The Key to the Future: The University Transitions to Keycards

Students may have noticed black sensors being installed on various buildings around campus. What they might not know is that these sensors mark the coming of a new keycard system. Reporter Madelyn Olsen brings the latest news and the inside scoop on this imminent transition.

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02/19/2024

Learn how you can be involved with the student newspaper - by students and for students. This Tuesday at 6pm in Hunsaker Lounge!

02/17/2024

Creating at the Library: Library Hosted Inspire Your Heart with Art Day

On Jan. 31, the Armacost Library hosted a celebration of personal creation, and an
opportunity for students to express themselves, Kae Yeoh reports.

Pictured: Armacost Library staff Trisha Aurelio. Photo by Kae Yeoh.

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02/11/2024

Who Let the ‘Therapy Dogs’ Out?

What’s more relaxing than spending some quality time with therapy dogs? Madelyn Olsen covers the story of the therapy dogs’ two appearances on campus, between the end of the fall semester and the beginning of this one.

Photos by Madelyn Olsen.

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02/07/2024

Integrating Language and Culture Through Music: A Student Profile of the Taiko Group

The Taiko group has become a prominent presence on campus, gaining experience by performing despite the limitations inherent to the practice. Manuel Magallanes writes a student profile on the team’s dynamic, how it came to be, and its goals moving forward.

Photo courtesy of Dr. Masako Nunn.

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02/05/2024

DAWGS Kicks off the Spring Semester With Grocery Bingo

DAWGS, a student organization, invited students across campus to some rounds of Grocery Bingo; with prizes ranging from assorted snacks to self-care supplies, Wylie Harris reports.

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12/15/2023

University Launches Bulldog Esports & Content Creation Opportunity

In a world where digital realms and virtual competition have captured the hearts and minds of millions, the University of Redlands is carving a path to the future with its brand-new Bulldog esports program, Anika Tabassum reports.

Photo by Anika Tabassum.

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12/06/2023

An Opera for kids?! Inside the OrKidstra performance

The University of Redlands Orchestra recently collaborated with the Redlands Symphony to hold an informative concert for younger students that are interested in music. Bulldog reporter Lane Eppenberger breaks down what happened at OrKidstra.

Photo by Lane Eppenberger.

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12/03/2023

GeoWeek 2023 Shares Importance of Spatial Thinking

GeoWeek 2023, hosted by the Center for Spatial Studies, featured events like a drone flying workshop and an Esri internship information session, Adelaide Hubble reports.

Photo by Adelaide Hubble.

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12/03/2023

University Campus Buildings Receive Official Addresses

Before this academic year, typing the name of any campus building into an online address form would likely direct you to the Administration building at 1200 East Colton Ave. Now, students are able to navigate directions to and from their location with a new system of address, Quynh Nguyen reports.

Photo by Quynh Nguyen.

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12/03/2023

DAWGS: A New Era of Social Affairs

While the sun has set on ASUR Social Affairs, a different student-led planning organization has experienced its own rebirth. Reporter Madelyn Olsen covers the revival and grand entrance of DAWGS, the new Social Affairs.

Pictured: Noelle Chavez and Enrique Alverde, co-founders of DAWGS. Photo courtesy of Noelle Chavez.

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11/23/2023

Opinion: Inside a U of R Wellness Room

Did you know that there is a space on campus designated for students to self-quarantine, to take a mental health break, or even just as a temporary stay while waiting for housing relocation? Lane Eppenberger recounts his experience of staying in a Wellness Room.

Photos by Lane Eppenberger.

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11/14/2023

Maui Benefit Event Brings Hawaiian Community Together

On Nov. 4, organizations across campus hosted a Maui Benefit event, where performers shared stories through music and dance. The event included an ongoing fundraiser for Maui residents affected by August wildfires, and Hula ‘Auana lessons for guests attending the event, Adelaide Hubble reports.

Photos by Adelaide Hubble.

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11/12/2023

Harvest Table puts the “Wow” in “Wow Event”

Oct. 26 brought an unexpected surprise for students who had dinner at the Commons, in the form of a Bella-Americana themed dinner. Madelyn Olsen reports the details of this event, from the cuisine offered to how this event could impact the Launch.

Photos by Madelyn Olsen.

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11/07/2023

Resident Assistants: More Than Just Hall Monitors

Resident Assistants play an important role in dorms as leaders and responsible adults, but the extent of their duties remain unknown to most. As the opening for applications approaches, reporter Madelyn Olsen covers the who, what, where, when, and why of RAs and how to become one.

Photo courtesy of Emmett Borton.

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11/07/2023

How Does the Tennis Program at U of R Recruit So Many International Students?

The tennis team is composed in large part of international students, standing out from most of the other teams which have no international students at all. Manuel Magallanes reports on the international appeal for playing tennis in SoCal and how tennis coach Pete Yellico manages to capture the attention of students from across the globe.

Photos by Eleanor Bachmeier.

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11/06/2023

U of R’s Studio Big Band Jazzed Up Concert

On Oct. 17, the University of Redlands Studio Big Band made up of a mixture of undergraduate and graduate students held its first performance of the year in the Casa Loma Room, Lane Eppenberger reports.

Photos by Lane Eppenberger.

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11/03/2023

Students Get Loud and Proud on Campus!

UofR’s very own students got loud and proud this National Coming Out Day. Featuring multiple craft stations and robot-told stories, the historical holiday was celebrated and greatly honored, Zina Balmaceda reports.

Photos by Bec Gage.

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11/03/2023

School of Performing Arts Presents "A Doll's House Part 2"

U of R students perform in A Doll’s House Part 2 on Oct. 27-29 and Nov. 3-5 at Frederick Loewe Theatre. Acting, costumes and set all stood out as exceptional, making this show a must-see. It is a sequel to the famous play A Doll’s House, which concludes with the main character Nora leaving her family. Part 2 explores what happens when she returns–and the repercussions of her absence, Adelaide Hubble reports.

Photos by Adelaide Hubble.

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11/02/2023

The Launch Rush: Popular eatery on campus welcomes students looking for a bite to eat amidst the semester workload

The Launch Kitchen continues to welcome a plethora of customers through its doors. Reporter Wylie Harris sat down with kitchen manager Berenice Ontiveros for a profile on the ever-so busy establishment.

Photos by Hayleigh Yeoh and Eleanor Bachmeier.

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11/01/2023

Alumni Reflects on U of R Experience during Homecoming

Good food, old friends, fresh air on the Quad – the festive atmosphere during Homecoming weekend brought back many memories for U of R alumni. The Redlands Bulldog reporters Madelyn Olsen, Adelaide Hubble, and Quynh Nguyen set out on a journey to ask attendants at the Quad Dinner on Oct. 14 what was their best memory at the university, and how they think the university could improve.

Photos by Hayleigh Yeoh, Madelyn Olsen, Adelaide Hubble, and editing by Bec Gage.

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10/30/2023

What is Shared Governance And Why Should You Care?

Complete a survey from the university on shared governance by Oct. 30! Shared governance is a set of different groups and levels of power working together to make decisions and have conversations. Learn how your voice can have an impact on the university’s choices and future, Adelaide Hubble reports.

Photo by Kyle Eaton.

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