The Student Food Support Pantry is available to all established full- and part-time University of Redlands students facing food insecurities. The hope is that this resource will help students achieve academic success—research suggests that it's hard to study when you're hungry. The Pantry is located on the north side of North Hall (look for the wood fence with the Bulldog Banner on it along Brockton Ave.). It's an open, no-questions-asked space containing shelves filled with dried goods, canned goods, non-perishable items, seasonal fresh produce from our sustainable farm, and some limited refrigerated goods. If you have a need, please do not hesitate to visit the space. Food for this distribution is provided in partnership with Feeding America (serving Riverside and San Bernardino) and the Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County Food Bank. It is also funded through private donations from staff and alumni, the Redlands Student Government, and the Office of Community Service Learning.Starting November 18th, 2024, the Student Food Support Pantry will use the University’s “B” card system and be open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm daily, including University Breaks.As of Fall 2024, the "B" Card is your official campus ID. This interactive card gives you access to campus resources and buildings, including the library, residence halls, learning spaces, and food pantry. To get your card, you must be a current student, faculty, or staff member.Access to the SFSP:- The SFSP door is “B” card accessible from 8am to 8pm daily - including Universtity Breaks.- Students will need a physical ID “B” card to access the pantry during operating hours.- If they don’t have their card on them, they can call Public Safety to be let into the pantry.- Pick up your card at the Armacost Library in Room 138!- Need "B" card assistance? Visits: Identity & Access Management (IAM) Services: https://uredlands.sharepoint.com/sites/IdentityAccessManagementIAMServices?xsdata=MDV8MDJ8Z2VtbWFfbGFuZ0ByZWRsYW5kcy5lZHV8MWMxMjE4ZDljZTIwNDhjYThhOTYwOGRjZmU5NjA3Yzd8NDk2YjZkN2QwODllNDMxODg5ZWZkOWZkZjc2MGFhZmR8MHwwfDYzODY2NTE2NzUzMDE4NjU0MHxVbmtub3dufFRXRnBiR1pzYjNkOGV5SkZiWEIwZVUxaGNHa2lPblJ5ZFdVc0lsWWlPaUl3TGpBdU1EQXdNQ0lzSWxBaU9pSlhhVzR6TWlJc0lrRk9Jam9pVFdGcGJDSXNJbGRVSWpveWZRPT18MHx8fA%3d%3d&sdata=OXhBY2ltYTlYbjFHRHNlaTc3VzludEJwR25GblZieEt5UXpQUSttZ1k4UT0%3dFor pantry operation questions, email volunteer_center@redlands.edu or call 909-748-8288 with any questions you may have!

Please join us in the Meditation Room (Larsen 210) for a lunchtime session of Restorative Yoga, led by Professor Pat Geary. Restorative yoga is a gentle practice where poses are assisted by props and held for longer durations in order to relax the mind and body.All are welcome. All equipment will be provided. Please arrive early, space is limited.

Guest artist Gene Pokorny performs a recital in Frederick Loewe Performance Hall at 8PM.

Bulldog Involvement Fair & Homecoming Dinner 2025

Constitution Reading

Please join us in the Meditation Room (Larsen 210) for a Buddhist sound bath performed by Rev. Sharon Graff. A sound bath is a meditative, anxiety-relieving experience of soundwaves made with crystal and metal singing bowls, chimes, and other instruments.All are welcome. All equipment is provided. Please arrive early, space is limited.

May Term Travel Fair for 2026

Cheer on our Men's Soccer Team with the HSI Team! We'll have free papitas and duritos (pinwheels) with lime and chile for you to enjoy! There’s no better way to enjoy the game and celebrate our athletic community!

Join the community for the Marathon read of Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law by Mary Roach.Participate by booking a 10 minute reading time: https://outlook.office.com/book/URReadingFuzzMarathonRead@uredlands.onmicrosoft.com/s/rvYi4f5YZkOSvX99MCZXVw2?ismsaljsauthenabled or, watch the reading in person at the Naslund Lounge or Zoom .

Most Fridays, the Faculty Club offers a lunch for members at Alumni House. $15 at the door or subscribe for half-, whole-, or two-semesters.

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Join HSI and LASAA for a fun game of Loteria: a simple and traditional Mexican board game. Whether you're a Lotería pro or playing for the first time, come by for a chance to win a few cool prizes and enjoy community!

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.

Conservatory of Music guest artist, Dr. Raymond Wise, is holding a gospel choir workshop open to the public.

Faculty - whether you're a Faculty Club member or not, join us in Alumni House for the Faculty Club Forum series to learn more about your colleagues' scholarly activity. Wine, fruit, cheese, and crackers at 4pm, and the forum gets underway at 4:15pm.

Study Away Student Panel for AY 26/27

HSI and Campus Life presents a screening of the comedy family film: Nacho Libre. Don't miss out on grabbing a free antojito (snack) from our Elotero or the HSI table, as supplies last! Make sure to remember your chairs and blankets! Movie starts at 7:30 p.m. on Frosh Quad!

Happy Fall Term, Bulldogs! Please join us for pizza, games, music and fun as we welcome new students and reconnect with familiar friends.Feel free to drop by, but RSVP encouraged. RSVP HERE: https://forms.office.com/r/S7hEDamqpgHosted by the Black Students, Faculty, Staff, Administrators and Alumni Association (BSFSAA)

Most Fridays, the Faculty Club offers a lunch for members at Alumni House. $15 at the door or subscribe for half-, whole-, or two-semesters.