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Author: Emilia Rivera
Home is Where the Heart is
It’s hard to believe I am starting my third year at the University of Redlands. It feels as if it was just yesterday that I
Reflections of Redlands: Pete Aguilar Returns
After his Town Hall meeting at the U of R, Congressman Pete Aguilar sat down with the Redlands Bulldog to reflect on his experience at
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE CREATOR OF FEM FEST, JULIE DONOHUE
After a year of hard work creating the concept and planning the event, Fem Fest took the stage at the University of Redlands. The March
Opposing Tax Reform Bills and Negative Implications on Education
On Nov. 28, the U of R student body received an email from University President Ralph Kuncl in response to the GOP tax bill. Kuncl’s
Lessons Learned by the Lake
In a quest to reconvene the Redlands Bulldog with something fun, each editor reflected on their summer and what it’s like to return home after
Freshmen Fight for Men of Color Fraternity
After attending different events and parties and being approached by members of other fraternities, three freshmen saw a need for a frat specifically designed for,
All of Us are Very Strong: Stories from those Affected by the Travel Ban
On Friday Jan. 27, Donald Trump signed Executive Order 13769 banning refugees and immigrants from entering the United States from seven predominantly Muslim countries (Iran,
Professor Slaughter Writes Open Letter Regarding Trump Administration
Following the election of Donald Trump, Alisa Slaughter, Associate Professor in the Creative Writing department, authored a public letter to University President, Ralph Kuncl, about
University Chapel Hosts Ceremony to Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Redlands students and community members gathered on Jan. 15, in the Memorial Chapel to attend a ceremony celebrating Civil Rights activist Martin Luther King Jr,