Coach Jim Verdieck Tennis Center Construction Update—Week 12

We are thrilled to welcome our incoming Bulldogs to the Redlands community. Join us on an exciting journey as we showcase the highlights from our vibrant New Student Orientation, a pivotal event that marks the start of an unforgettable college experience!

First Year Journeys or FYJ's are a unique pre-orientation program available to incoming Bulldogs. FYJ’ers arrive a week before orientation, meet the other participants and leaders on their trip, then depart campus for a multi-day adventure. Itineraries may include everything from extended forays into the wilderness, to getting your hands dirty in community urban gardens. Many trips have camping-style accommodations, although at least one will have opportunities to sleep in a bed every night.While adventuring outside is the setting for FYJ – the core mission is to promote connection, community and your transition into the University. You’ll walk away with unique, shared experiences with your peers, and new companions to share your college!Join an FYJ today: https://www.redlands.edu/student-life/recreation/outdoor-programs/first-year-journeys/

The University of Redlands gathered to celebrate commencement at the Ted Runner Stadium. More than 1,500 Bulldogs received their diplomas during a week of celebration. Classes of 2020 and 2021 joined the Class of 2023 as they all experienced their momentous accomplishments. Visit www.redlands.edu Like U of R on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/universityofredlands Follow U of R on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/UofRedlands Follow U of R on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/universityofredlands Subscribe NOW to the University of Redlands: https://www.youtube.com/universityofredlands

Visit redlands.edu The University of Redlands opens its new tennis center, named for one of the winningest coaches of all time, Jim Verdieck.

A conversation featuring Sara Adams, Cazzie Brown, John Davey, Kerry Knight, and Ukranian friends and family.Ukranian Futures was hosted by the University of Redlands community, commemorating the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion by sharing stories and memories of Ukraine. Professor Alisa Slaughter invited alumni with ties to Ukraine to gather and discuss what they love about their towns, neighborhoods, and countryside and how the war has impacted them.Let's unite as a community to reflect, honor, and envision a better future.

Thank you, Bulldog community, for all you have done this year to move our University forward. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for us in 2023. Until then, I wish everyone a happy holiday season filled with meaning and joy.