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Students change the world with $10,000 each
Two University of Richmond students received $10,000 each from Davis Projects for Peace and launched peace efforts in their home countries of Tanzania and Ethiopia this past summer.
8:15 employee found dead in hotel stairwell
Zaundra “ZiZi” Gray, a lead barista at the 8:15 at Boatwright coffee shop in the Boatwright Memorial Library, was found dead in a Midlothian hotel stairwell last Friday. She was 40.
Rising birth control prices squeeze college budgets
At university health centers across the country, the price of prescription birth control has increased significantly during recent months.
Gender and leadership scholar says discrimination still exists
She spent time talking about the struggles that Hillary Clinton faces throughout her lecture.
Members of Richmond community signing on to online dating
Neal Holly, area coordinator for Richmond College, joined Match.com with a few male friends to find a date. Now, he’s married since July 2005 to Nicki, whom he met online.
Emotions run high during solemn holiday service
For those who attended Tuesday’s nondenominational Blue Christmas Service at noon at the chapel, the holidays have been a struggle to find happiness while the rest of the world seems filled with joy.
Students organize academic journal focusing on gender and sexuality studies
A group of University of Richmond students is working to organize the launch of a publication comprising articles, poetry and art work related to women, gender and sexuality studies that are submitted by Richmond students.
$6M donation to help fund new building at B-school
The E. Claiborne Robins School of Business received a $6 million donation last month from an alumni couple to help fund the proposed $16.8 million new business school building.
No oncampus smoking ban, for now
Despite a growing national trend for smoke-free campuses, university officials say no one should count on the University of Richmond banning smoking anytime soon.
Senior Class working to reach its goal for the class gift
As the first semester reaches its end, the senior class is still less than halfway to reaching its goal for raising money for the class gift.
Second Life provides virtual campus for students to explore
University of Richmond administrators have purchased an island in Second Life, an online virtual world with its own currency, in an effort to pursue possible conduits for education.
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