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Cold shooting sinks Richmond in third round of WNIT
Sophomore Brittani Shells was held scoreless as Georgetown defeated Richmond 65-49 in the third round of the WNIT. Richmond shot only 29 percent for the game.
Movie Review: I Love You, Man
Though this seemed like a winning pair, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel need to hire themselves a better writer/director as soon as they get done promoting this half-failed, often-bland paycheck.
Movie Review: Defiance
I’m sure, though, that what really happened to the Bielski brothers in WWII was much more interesting than what happens in this bad reenactment.
Movie Review: The Last House on the Left
After viciously assaulting two young girls, a gang unknowingly takes refuge in the house of the family of one of the girls. While there, her parents use the dark part of their imaginations to get revenge.
What’s your Greek organization’s pop-culture personality?
Fraternities and sororities reveal their organization’s music, movie, and fast-food personalities.
Question of the Week: If you could create a holiday, what would it celebrate?
Students pick a holiday they would like to create.
Beaudreau’s career ends at the NCAA Championships
Senior Lauren Beaudreau ended her record-breaking Richmond swimming career at the NCAA championships in College Station, Texas.
Track team kicks off outdoor season
The University of Richmond’s men’s and women’s track and field teams will have the opportunity to confront four in-state opponents in front of a home crowd during the fifth-annual Fred Hardy Invitational on March 27 and 28.
Speaker gives advice on landing job in tough economy
The University of Richmond Career Development Center hosted “Landing a Job in a Tough Economy” Monday at the Jepson Alumni Center.
CCE and Law School open downtown campus
In downtown Richmond stands the brick-and-stone front of the renovated Franklin Federal Savings and Loan building, now home to the University of Richmond satellite campus, UR Downtown.
Women’s tennis moves to first in Atlantic 10
Whether you see one member on the court or eight on the sideline, the University of Richmond women’s tennis team stands as one.
Alumnus investigates the sociology of art theft
John Barelli, who graduated from Richmond in 1971, talked about his investigatory work during his lecture, “The Myths of Arts Thefts/Art Theft Investigation,” on March 6.
Abortion defies logic
Abortion is the “slavery” of our time, yet so many people don’t realize how illogical the arguments for this institution are.
Police Report: 3/26/09
Round-up of the police news at the University of Richmond.
Fake ID users beware: Va. licenses get makeover
University of Richmond students who have bought alcohol or tobacco with fake Virginia driver’s licenses are about to have a harder time getting away with it.
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