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The liberal arts—from value to meaning
It might seem at times all the words have already been written about liberal education. I hope you’ll see that’s…
Browsing: Fall 2015
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Buddhist spiritual leader receives honorary degree
More than 1,700 attend ceremony and public address by His Holiness the Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje
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Fulbright scholars
Since 2008, University of Redlands has sent 20 Fulbright scholars out into the world, and this summer, Mounika Parimi ’14, Amber Stansbury ’15 and Stefani Spence ’15 became the latest to embark on Fulbright journeys.
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A culture of service defines Class of 2019
In September, the University welcomed 538 first-year students to campus, and their humanitarian spirit is readily apparent: Members are engaged in causes such as facilitating a multiethnic summer school program in Bosnia, raising more than $500,000 for a micro-finance loan program in Vietnam and taking care of migrant children whose parents work in the local fields.
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Coming home
Mary Armacost Hulst grew up in the President’s Mansion during her father’s presidency at University of Redlands. She recently returned to campus with her granddaughter to revisit a place filled with very fond memories.
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Class Notes Fall 2015
Class Notes Class Notes reflect submissions received between January 23, 2015, and August 6, 2015. The College 1940 Eppie Provost…
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Giving until it feels good
As a child, Janet Putnam Johnson ’65 was certain she would attend the University of Redlands. Born to two prominent…
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Letters and History Mystery
Letters In response to our story about Congressman Pete Aguilar ’01 in the spring 2015, Vol.91, issue 1 of Och…
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In Memoriam
The College 1920s Pauline Helwig Fisher ’28, May 13, 2015. Doris Marsh Murdoch ’28, Feb. 21, 2014. 1930s Robert Gorrell…
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In Memoriam: Special Friends
Robert B. Arnold: Professor School of Business adjunct professor, Robert Arnold, died on June 2, 2015. Originally of Jersey City,…