Please join us for a public screening of "The Right To Read" documentary and a discussion led by Kareem Weaver, of FULCRUM (l and omplete eading is a niversal andate), a nonprofit located in Oakland, CA. Note that the film will be screened first (from 4 pm - approximately 5:30 pm), and then discussion will take place from 5:30 - 6:30. This event is sponsored by the Social Justice Space Public Square series, the Johnston Center, the Department of English, the Seiter Endowed Chair of Writing, and Project TEAMMATES-LL.

SBCMEA All County H.S Honor Band Concert

Show your Bulldog Pride by cheering us on and wearing your Maroon & Gray! Check goredlands.com for updates, scores, streaming links, and more!

The University of Redlands Chapel Singers performs Compline.

Big Buddies and CHAMPS are youth mentoring programs run out of the Community Service-Learning Office. U of R students are paired 1:1 with a child or teenager for a year-long mentoring program. If you are interested in learning more about these programs, please call CSL 909-748-8288.

In partnership with the Kiwanis Club of Redlands and the City of Redlands, we are bringing Chris Singleton back to Redlands and for one night, to the University of Redlands campus. Chris Singleton is not just a motivational speaker; he is a living testament to the power of resilience, forgiveness, and unity. As a survivor of the 2015 Mother Emanuel Church Tragedy in Charleston, SC, Chris turned personal tragedy into a mission of inspiration and hope. His message is deeply relevant for organizations seeking to overcome obstacles, unite teams, and foster a culture of love and understanding.