There are those who are addicted to shopping–the shopaholics–and those who are addicted to working–the workaholics. As for me, I am a self-professed bobaholic who
Author: Hedy Yu
Hedy is a sophomore Johnston Student who explores and indulges in stories of food, business, culture, race, and people.
In Memory of Zack Ritter, the Woke Jedi
No, Zack Ritter is not dead; I promise. Zack is alive and well, but he has moved on from the University of Redlands to continue
“Hallo-We-Need To Talk” about Cultural Appropriation
Students sat in a large circle in the middle of Casa Loma on Oct. 20 at 7 p.m awaiting the discussion about cultural appropriation at
Tracy Garmer, Alumna and Professor, Recognized as Finalist for Woman of the Year
On Sept. 28 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, the University of Redlands’ very own alumna and professor, Tracy Garmer, was recognized
Count on Me: A Social Movement
With recent explosions of conversations around the topics of diversity and privilege, many students, primarily students of color, have led and joined these conversations. But
RYG Hosts Modern Policing Rally
At 5 p.m. on Monday, March 28, a group of students rallied on the Chapel steps to raise awareness about the issues of modern policing.
Why the Academy Can’t Ignore #OscarsSoWhite
On January 14th, the unveiling of the Oscar nominations caused an uproar on social media sites. And it’s not because Leonardo DiCaprio might finally win
Open Forum hosted by President Kuncl on Diversity and Race Relations at University of Redlands
Diversity and inclusion have become one of the hottest topics on our campus these past two weeks. If you have an opinion, want your voice
Laverne Cox “Ain’t I A Woman? My Journey to Womanhood”
Everyone may know Laverne Cox from the popular Netflix original, Orange is the New Black or her appearance in Time magazine, but she also is
New Works Festival
It’s one thing to go see a famous play or work. And it’s another to go see an original work written and directed by a
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