I want to nuke the North Pole. Yes, really. Don’t act surprised, I know you’ve thought about it, too. I mean, what else are we
Month: December 2016
The Miracle of the Human Being and Acts of Kindness
With both my parents leaving me at separate times in my life, the holiday season is a challenging time for me. At the age of
A Guide to Your Very Own College Family Dinner
I think I speak for many of us at the U of R when I say we get bored of the typical Commons food. I’m
Screw a Linear Life
So many people in life have a linear goal. Get outstanding grades in high school, go to a fantastic college, graduate suda com laude. Then
Bon Appetit Named One of U.S. Food Loss and Waste 2030 Champions
University of Redlands’ food provider, Bon Appetit Management Company, was recently named one of 15 ‘U.S. Food Loss and Waste 2030 Champions.’ A news release
Campus Activists Stage Second Free the Nipple Demonstration
In an attempt to advance feminism on the University of Redlands campus, students with breasts took to the Hunsaker Plaza to promote the “Free the
Open Letter to President Kuncl Regarding Sustainability on Campus
Having attended the University of Redlands for nearly four years now, I have witnessed the administration’s approach to campus sustainability on multiple occasions, and I
Bridges of Peace from Shadows of Grief: A Reflection on the Shooting Last December
A full house chiefly composed of attendees from outside the University of Redlands community congregated in Orton Hall on Nov. 19th. They came to receive
Memorandum of Understanding Makes a Redlands Education Possible for Local High Schoolers
On Tuesday, Nov.15, officials from the University of Redlands and Redlands Unified School District (RUSD) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that guarantees admission to
Redlands Alumna Dr. Theresa Ashby Provides Insight on Business and Leadership
Throughout Dr. Theresa Ashby’s educational and workplace career, she has courageously built and sought human connection within business organizations. She originally pursued business because she