In the days and weeks following the 2016 Presidential election, a nagging question plagues the mind of liberals: “How did Donald Trump win?” The answer:
Month: November 2016
In Memory of Zack Ritter, the Woke Jedi
No, Zack Ritter is not dead; I promise. Zack is alive and well, but he has moved on from the University of Redlands to continue
Bulldogs Against Hate March in Protest through Downtown Redlands
Following the successful campus protest against hateful rhetoric last Thursday, Nov. 10, the University of Redlands group, Bulldogs Against Hate, felt that it was time
Football wins Smudge Pot Game to Head to NCAA Tournament
The Bulldogs’ toughest test in SCIAC didn’t come until the final game of the season, when they took on Cal Lutheran to earn the highly-coveted
Weekly Culture Picks: Nov. 14
Emma Wade, here – the Editor of the paper’s Culture Section! Every Monday, you can check back here for four wonderful picks made by yours
Political Culture on Campus: A Collection of Student’s Voices Surrounding the Election
For a majority of students at the University of Redlands, 2016 marked the first time they were eligible to vote in a Presidential election. The
Nov. 9, 2016: A Weird Wednesday
The goosebumps I’ve had for the last 72 hours are starting to get very uncomfortable. Political affiliations aside, the outcome of the 2016 Presidential Election
University of Redlands Marches Against Hate
In response to the outcome of the presidential election, on Thursday Nov. 1o, students and community members alike marched against hate throughout the University of
Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hit R-Night Performance
The University of Redlands Artists’ Collective (URAC) had massive success with their production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Transylvanians, time warps, and general hilarity
Evan Sanford hosts Redlands Tonight
The first episode of Redlands Tonight was taped Thursday Oct. 27th in the Loewe Theater. The Improv team, sponsored by the University of Redlands Artist