As COVID-19 testing continues and the waters for on-campus student residence are, too, tested, several new positive COVID-19 results have been reported. In the most
Author: Lexi
Senior at the UofR. Media and visual culture studies major, race and ethnic studies minor.
University Hosting First Virtual Homecoming This Saturday
Amidst the tentative plans of what spring 2021 semester looks like for University of Redlands staff and students, the cancellation of spring study abroad programs,
Redlands Review Teases New Format in 2020 Publication
Becoming a published writer is no easy feat, but writers, artists, and creators alike may find a convenient opportunity in the student-led literary magazine The
Change My Mind?
On the average day propped up outside of Irvine Commons, one might find students sitting at tables featuring clubs fundraising, selling boba tea, advertising for
College Students, Close Your Venmo Accounts
Venmo — it’s a verb, it’s a noun, it’s a one stop shop for fraud and plunging your bank account into negative numbers. For
A Final Call to Non-Voters, From Us at the Redlands Bulldog to You
The general election approaches with impending speed, which means so does the onslaught of voter registration reminders, proposition advertisements, emails, actual mail, and — as
Embracing the Limbo
In a quest to familiarize our readership with the editorial staff, each editor reflected on their individual experience at the University of Redlands and how it
Kavanaughs on Campus
As a nation, we seem to revisit the same statistics every so often to angrily disavow them. Of female undergraduate students, 23% will experience rape
“YOUR WALKOUT DOESN’T DO ANYTHING” AND OTHER THINGS
Student protests in the United States aren’t a new phenomenon, and neither is the criticism that comes with them. As walkouts and other forms
WHY WE HAVE TO KEEP TALKING ABOUT LOGAN PAUL
Logan Paul’s video featuring a human being’s body who had died from suicide was beyond horrific, but the public outrage for his (sequential, conscious) insensitive
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