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In the second century A.D., the Christian theologian Tertullian asked, “What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” A pointed question at the time, he was concerned with how Greek philosophy might influence budding Christian philosophy and was deeply opposed to their mixing. Why should Christians seek Greek wisdom when they had the Church and its teachings?
Five years ago, Bench Top Innovations struggled to gather 13 students for its first year-long cohort, where seniors from any major collaborate to develop and launch a food product.
Inside a tucked-away wing of the Gottwald Science Center, the hum of filtration systems and the glow of stacked aquatic tanks fill a maze of research rooms: the habitat for hundreds of animals under study. The facility is the center of UR’s expanding biomedical research efforts and the workplace of the first full-time specialist hired to care for them.
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Editor's Note: The views and opinions expressed in this article do not reflect those of The Collegian.
On a rainy Tuesday morning in the University of Richmond printmaking studio, art professor Tanja Softić, in her signature worn-in apron, eagerly assisted students as they etched designs and rolled vibrant ink on linoleum plates.
The sounds of water lapping echo off the walls of the Weinstein Recreation Center. It’s mixed with the pounding verses of Britney Spears’ “Toxic” and the shouts of synchronized swimming coach Caroline Weist as she counted the beats. In the pool, six swimmers in goggles, caps and nose clips twisted, turned and propelled themselves through the water.
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The University of Richmond women’s basketball team fell 97-73 to Fairfield University on the afternoon of Dec. 7 at the Robins Center, a defeat defined by defensive breakdowns and a relentless Stags perimeter attack.
It was a Wednesday evening unlike any other. The Heilman Dining Center’s standard beige and gray walls were accented with kente cloth, featuring red, gold, and green. The sound of live African drums replaced the usual generic pop music that played on the speakers. Stations that routinely served meatloaf and mashed potatoes instead had cassava fries and banana fritters.
The University of Richmond women’s basketball team opened Atlantic 10 Conference play with a 69-46 win over Loyola University Chicago on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at the Robins Center. With the victory, Richmond moved to 7-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play. This win also marked Richmond’s 25th home conference victory, a streak dating back to 2023.
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team continued their hot start with a win over the Old Dominion University Monarchs 86-77 at home on Saturday, Dec. 6.
People from across campus gathered together on Monday, Nov. 17, to hear the University of Richmond’s faculty-staff band, SABBATICAL, perform live at The Cellar.
Over 40 students and faculty at the University of Richmond gathered Thursday, Nov. 13 for a discussion on the impact of rising political pressures on academic freedom.
Happy Monday Spiders! It’s time for the final countdown. There is one week left of the fall semester before final exams commence, so it’s time to make the most of this last week. While cold weather and looming assignments are a recipe for holing up in the library, make sure to practice self care. You can find some ideas for study breaks – or simply ways to procrastinate studying – below!
The University of Richmond women’s basketball team handed the previously undefeated United States Naval Academy its first loss of the season Nov. 23, defeating the Midshipmen 69-56 inside the Robins Center. Richmond improved to 5-1 with the victory, while Navy fell to 4-1.
The University of Richmond basketball team soundly defeated Gardner-Webb University 102-67 on Saturday, Nov 22.
Members of the Richmond community gathered on Nov. 20 for Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) vigil to honor lives lost due to acts of anti-transgender violence this year.
On Wednesday, Nov. 12, 23 Richmond College Student Government members gathered in a circle inside the Whitehurst Living Room for a weekly meeting. The energy was initially stiff. Roll was called. A guest speaker gave a talk. A handful of senators typed away on their laptops. Others stared intently at the wall or their phones. In the midst of mundane “save the date” announcements and “dietary restriction” requests, RCSGA senator Emma McCauley’s voice stood out.
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team defeated the Virginia Military Institute Keydets, 87-54 in a high scoring matchup at home on Nov. 19.
