“I realized that I had a choice. I could choose to continue the cycle of suffering, or I can choose differently, by developing and growing
Author: Willow Higgins
Where did Everybody Go? Important Student Advocates Leave the University at High Rate
Dan Burfeind, the previous Assistant Director of Student Life, has called the University of Redlands “home” for the past 12 years. His first day on
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
TEDx Comes to Campus
Have you ever dreamed of attending a TED Talk, dressed in some sort of pant suit and sitting amongst other high brow intellectuals? Or perhaps,
Miriam Pawel to Present from New Book, The Browns of California
Miriam Pawel, an award-winning journalist, author and independent historian, will be coming to campus on Thursday, Nov. 1 to present from her new nonfiction book
Consultant Search Committee Brings Candidate of Interest to Campus
Campus Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) is in a period of transition, caused by the resignation of 2 out of its 3 faculty members. Before hiring
Departures from CDI: Transitions Call for Evaluation
This year, Campus Diversity and Inclusion’s (CDI) faculty has shrunk by two thirds its size. Granted, CDI was never robustly staffed, despite its responsibility to
I HAVE FOMO, BUT WITH THE WORLD
The following is the third and final installment in a series of accounts about the reporter’s study abroad experience in Paris, France. [hr gap=”0″]
LE JOIE DE VIVRE… AND TIME OFF
The following is the second installment in a series of accounts about the reporter’s study abroad experience in Paris, France. [hr gap=”0″] When you live
OH LA LA: FLOWERS, ROMANCE, CHOCOLATE AND WINE
“The French love ice. Why would we want to break it?” Laurie stated matter of factly. Laurie, a beautifully, precisely French woman, was referring to