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Ayers signs college environmental pact
RENEW sponsored the first Environmental Awareness Week on campus, culminating with an open meeting at the forum where President Edward L. Ayers signed the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC).
Third Eye Blind gives intimate performance in Richmond
1990s pop rock sensation Third Eye Blind has returned after a several year hiatus to play a 10-day concert tour, which included a stop at Toad’s Place in Richmond.
CDC could relocate to Tyler Haynes Commons, officials say
University of Richmond officials are considering relocating the Career Development Center to a more central location on campus, a move that would afford additional space for student job interviews, other career services and increase accessibility.
Richmond steps into Top 10, heads to No. 6 Delaware
The University of Richmond defense gave up more points than it had during its last three games, but the Spiders remained undefeated at UR Stadium with at 35-27 win over the Villanova University Wildcats on Nov. 3.
VCU student dies; hundreds get antibiotics in meningitis scare
Health workers at Virginia Commonwealth University gave health screenings and antibiotics to more than 700 students and staff members who may have been in close contact with a 19-year-old student who died on Oct. 24 from a possible case of bacterial meningitis.
For Abby Ayers, public life means keeping some things close to heart
President Edward Ayers acknowledged that if Abby Ayers, his wife and first lady, hadn’t said it was time “for a new adventure,” he wouldn’t be at Richmond.
Museum uses art to help Alzheimer’s patients remember their pasts
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has launched a new education program to make its collection accessible to people with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Dedication to basketball shaped manager’s life, influenced teams
Daniel Woolley, a former men’s basketball manager for the Spiders, fought daily to manage and steer his beloved team, all while battling a kidney disease that was slowly ending his life.
In North Court, mummies don’t come out only for Halloween
In a North Court room no bigger than a large closet, a mummified female body rests peacefully. But her sleep has not always been so peaceful.
Mockery is ignorance
The man who portrayed himself as blackface is not funny, not clever and displayed an incredible level of ignorance, writes senior Jamilah LeCruise.
Envisioning my return
Opinion columnist Ryan Byrnes envisions his return to campus in 2012, four years after graduating, and finds a campus super-mobilized, academically unitized, over-internationalized, under-socialized, mega-feminized and un-Greekified.
Men’s basketball team hopes to rebound from poor 2006 season
Despite ridicule about the Princeton Offense system, the players on Chris Mooney’s basketball team are starting to believe in the system.
Job outsourcing upsets print, postal employees
The University of Richmond’s postal and printing services will be outsourced to Ricoh Professional Services, an announcement employees said came as a stunning surprise.
Falsies bring ‘absurdist rock’ to town
The Falsies, a group that considers its music to be absurdist rock and its lyrics, catchy non-sequiturs, will be performing at Alley Katz in downtown Richmond, Va., on Nov. 9.
How far have we really come?
An appeal from Daniel Harawa, an African-American student at the University of Richmodn, to address the recent sighting of a blackface Halloween costume.
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