At 4:05, Erica Moorer rushed out of her office and into the Student Life and Involvement Center (SLIC) lobby. “Oh my gosh I am so
Month: September 2017
Title IX Forum: Being Heard and Getting Answers
A mere day before the national affecting recension of the 2011 “Dear Colleague Letter” (DCL) by Trump’s administration, the University of Redlands and the Title
Discovering Redlands Through Poetry & Music
Discovering Redlands Through Poetry & Music One of my hopes when I left home for college was that I would finally be able to realize
D.U.D.E.S Get Into Relationships
“We never question why someone would shoot a basket overhand [because that is socially accepted as the ‘norm’] but when it is underhand it becomes
Listening is Learning: Eid Al-Adha Dinner Celebration
To better understand differences of culture and to eradicate bigotry, one ought to make an attempt to actively listen and try to acquaint themselves with
Volleyball’s Offense Overpowers Pomona-Pitzer
The University of Redlands women’s volleyball team faced off against Pomona-Pitzer on Friday night in the Currier Gym and took down their opponent in a
Shaun King to Speak on Wednesday
At 6 p.m on Wednesday, Sept. 27, American civil rights activist and writer, Shaun King will be speaking at the University of Redlands chapel. King
Women’s Soccer Outlasts Occidental in 2-1 Win
The Redlands women’s soccer team squared off Wednesday night against their fierce rivals from Occidental. The tension was clear, as this was a very physical
Consent is Sexy: Amy Ziering at RAINN Week
Amy Ziering, an accomplished documentary filmmaker who co-produced “The Invisible War” and “The Hunting Ground,” gave a three-part lecture entitled “Consent is Sexy” on Thursday
Title IX: Be Heard and Get Answers
University of Redlands’ Title IX Coordinators will be hosting a forum at 6:30 p.m tomorrow night in Casa Loma to discuss all issues surrounding Title