The Lakers seemed more interested in spitting on people than winning games at the start of the season! The “Showtime” team started the season 0-3,
Month: November 2018
A Letter from Native Student Programs for the Fall Season
For many Americans, Fall is one of their favorite seasons – October is for dressing up in Halloween costumes while November is for celebrating Thanksgiving
R You Ready to Hike?
The University of Redlands is nestled in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. On a clear day, the R is visible as an emblem
NFL Picks Week 11
Shortly during this introduction, I’ll briefly discuss some of the more important talking points during the NFL since the last time I wrote. How about
U of R’s Theatre Department Presenting The Memorandum
Last Friday, The University’s theatre department opened The Memorandum, a 1965 play written by Václav Havel. The production is a black comedy which entangles themes
Sitting in on an LA River Urban Waters Federal Partnership Meeting
A two-hour train ride alone with your professor to a federal partnership meeting doesn’t sound like an enjoyable way to spend a Tuesday afternoon to
The Global State of Anti-Semitism
Politicians are known for being able to harness these fears and manipulate us into projecting them onto other issues. Political fear mongering from both sides
University of Redlands Students Vote with Vitality
A humble tranquility always resounds throughout the campus, especially at the start of the day. Peace is synonymous with the mornings. Yet, something felt
Photo of the Week
Photo contributed by Redlands Bulldog photographer Luis Chavez.
Why I Love Forrest Gump and Want More for my Generation
In my head I idolize the 1960s. I picture a Velvet Underground tune playing quietly in the background of every moment. I imagine hopping into
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