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A Changing Landscape: Eddie Serrano ’16
Hometown: San Rafael, Calif. First-generation college student Major: Global business, with a minor in Spanish Why Redlands? I was born…
Browsing: Spring 2016
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A Changing Landscape: Tinbite Legesse ’19
Born: Ethiopia High school years: Beijing Major: International relations and public policy How did you find Redlands? My counselor in…
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A Changing Landscape: Ch-Ch-Changes
“When I first got here there was more personal communication, way more eye contact, and no devices at all, no…
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Three Scholar-Athletes Honored for Excellence
Bulldog Athletics named soccer standout Savannah Laursen ’16 (Boise, Idaho) and dual-sport competitor Sam Keary ’16 (Mission Viejo, Calif.) the…
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Winter Sports Wrap-up
Men’s Basketball After tying for second in the tight and competitive Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) standings with a…
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Setting the Stage for Dialogue to Come Alive
Theatre Professor Nephelie Andonyadis says set design is about “inventing a world.” For Nephelie Andonyadis a set design can be…
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A Rowdy, Raucous Romp
Broken promises, mistaken identities, several pairs of lovers, a dash of cross-dressing, and one very hungry servant came together for…
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Professor of the Year: Scott Randolph
by Judy Hill Students have described Assistant Professor of Business Administration Scott Randolph as “encouraging,” “dedicated” and “challenging.” On March…
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Fulbrights are for Faculty, too
You may have heard that the University of Redlands is a “top producer” of Fulbright students. In the last nine…
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Poetry at Zero Degrees Latitude
Spanish and Latin American Literature Professor Ivonne Gordon-Vailakis was invited in March to participate in Paralelo 0, an international festival…