Amidst the flurry of confetti and the “pop!” of firecrackers, a small, decorated cart came into view for the thousands crowded along either side of
Month: February 2017
Letter to the Editor: What Now, from Council on Inclusiveness and Community
The Provost’s Office announced that during the Spring semester of 2017, a series would be held in wake of the November election titled “Across the
A Life in Venezuelan Oil and Politics
Eduardo Blanco, a self proclaimed ruler of the Blanco family, is my Grandfather who was born, raised, and currently lives in Caracas, Venezuela. Once, the
Vagina Monologues Empower Inclusive Performers and Audience
Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues, is a collection of short monologues depicting experiences from a diverse group of women, ranging in age from 6 to
Jim Messina Speaks at University of Redlands
As a 10 year old boy from Montana, Jim Messina dreamed of becoming the campaign manager for the President of the United States. In 2012,
On Friendship
What about the University of Redlands do you love the most? The inspiring professors? The challenging studies? The sporting events? The parties? The California sunshine?
Getting Better by Playing Better: Women’s Lacrosse
Playing a round of golf with Rory McIlroy will make anyone better. The women’s lacrosse team scrimmaged ASU, a better team, last Saturday, Feb. 11.
Sustainability Forum Discusses Urgency of Campus Consciousness
Environmentally concerned students at the University of Redlands want to reshape institutions to be responsible for their environmental impacts, and effectively minimize them. On Jan.
A Brief Introduction to the Transformative Play Lab
When two self proclaimed nerds and steampunk enthusiasts come to campus for a lecture, it’s bound to be an entertaining time. On Jan. 25, an
Weekly Culture Picks: Feb. 13
Watch: American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson (available for streaming on Netflix) The O.J. Simpson Trial is iconic. It started the L.A.
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