A Very Redlands Lunar New Year
Universities across the United States are back in session from the winter break by the time the Lunar New Year rolls around. Here at the
University Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Week with Peace Walk
On Jan. 17, the University of Redlands hosted an all-campus Peace Walk to commemorate the work and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This
Anderson Hall Remodel Scheduled to Finish by Fall 2023
On November 18th, Jason Doyle, the director for facilities planning, construction, and real estate at the University of Redlands updated the university community on the
Metrolink Train Offers Free Passes for Students
Students who live on campus at the University of Redlands may be familiar with the Metrolink train that runs behind the new Ann Peppers Hall,
LAPD Concludes Shooting Threat Against Redlands Not Credible
In the early hours of Sunday, the University of Redlands Department of Public Safety distributed a Bulldog Be Safe alert warning students of a potential
What a Budget Deficit Means for the University of Redlands
Gone are the massive life-sized printing machines scattered across campus. Now, students do their printing through wireless printers in select locations. This is only one
Fraternity’s Return to Campus: Alpha Gamma “New”
Alpha Gamma Nu is one of the oldest fraternity organizations at the University of Redlands, with its 100th anniversary coming up in 2023. However, the
What to Know About Student Printing
“Starting rendering process.” “Failed due to timeout.” If you’ve ever sprinted out of bed at 7 a.m. to print a last-minute research paper only for
Where to Vote on Election Day 2022
For the first time since returning to campus after the Covid-19 pandemic, students will fulfill their civic duty and vote as the midterm season culminates
Bulldog Editors Reflect on Homecoming 2022
The following is a collaborative reflection by Editor-in-Chief Cameron Kelly and section editors Kirsten Marsteller and Quynh Nguyen: Between October 21 and 23, the University
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