The Redlands Bulldog has previously published stories surrounding issues with the Office of Equity & Title IX at the University of Redlands which handles issues
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MGSA Unveils New Tradition: Dressing Up Deacon
The University of Redlands is undeniably a school of tradition. Since the university was founded in 1907, its community has created traditions that continue to
Dr. James Krueger Wins Professor of the Year Award
On March 17, the Mortar Board Honor Society announced James Krueger as the Professor of the Year at an evening reception in the Hall of
Goats Visit Campus for a Yoga Session
Last month, students took to their yoga mats and participated in a session of “Goat Yoga.” The event, hosted by ASUR Social Affairs, consisted of goats walking around and on top of students while they posed in various yoga positions.
English Department Convenes for 10th Annual Eaton Symposium
This year’s Eaton symposium marks the 10th time the event has been held on the University of Redlands campus. The Easton symposium is an event
Addie, the Live University Mascot, Expected to “Graduate”
Adelaide, the live university mascot, will be leaving her post at the end of this academic semester. Known to students on campus as “Addie,” the
University Announces “R” Will Remain, Maintenance Trips to Proceed as Scheduled.
The prominent “R” that proudly stands on the hillside of the San Bernardino Mountains is a historical landmark, a part of our alma mater, and
Russia-Ukraine Discussion Recovers After Hackers Disrupt Zoom Meeting
On Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Political Science Department, Public Policy Program, and Pi Sigma Alpha sponsored a forum titled “Decoding the Russian Threat to Ukraine.”
Temporary Enhanced COVID-19 Safety Protocols Lifted; Irvine Commons Open for Indoor Dining
Spring semester started off slightly differently than what students had become accustomed to in the fall. Temporary enhanced safety protocols were announced before students returned
Column: Bring Back the Bulldog Café
So long are the days of Zoom naivety, supply chain excess, and, apparently, being able to order a coffee from the bottom floor of the Armacost Library. These are the relics of our past.
However, the end of Bulldog Java & Juice, colloquially known as the Bulldog café, is a COVID-era development I find myself unwilling to accept.
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