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The University of Richmond Men’s Basketball team defeated VCU 77-76 in the Lumber Liquidators Capital City Classic Wednesday night at the Robins Center.
A storm of tweets flooded Twitter yesterday and today claiming Juuls, a type of electronic cigarettes, are causing waves of lung cancer in young people.
On Feb. 2, 2018, the Republican National Committee officially endorsed President Trump’s “efforts to bar transgender people from military service” altogether. Once again, transgender soldiers have to fight off the battlefield against the president’s administration. Yet the military is but one arena of many where trans people and other people who do not conform to the gender non-binary have felt discrimination.
Did you throw away uneaten food today? Did you let a waiter at The Cellar or an off-campus restaurant clear your plate without boxing up leftover food? If so, consider this: On average, college campuses throw out 22 million pounds of uneaten food in one year, while one in six Americans go hungry.
Saturday Night Live. Goldman Sachs. The White House. The Orlando Sentinel. Vanderbilt University. The U.S. Army and Navy. IBM. And now, the University of Richmond.
Despite campus crime rates remaining consistent in 2017 according to URPD, two criminal cases in particular received attention on and off campus.
Painted rocks placed on campus by a University of Richmond student are brightening the days of those who see them, students said.
Members of the University of Richmond’s Information Services department discovered around 3,000 UR email addresses published to a hidden database, according to an email sent to affected students and faculty on Jan. 26.
It only took one visit for Ali Greenberg to see Richmond’s unique charm and quirk.
February is Black History Month, an annual observance of the role that people of recent African origin have played in the national narrative. Though it has been criminally underplayed in the past, this role has been central to the country’s history since its inception.
Zach Sweedler always loved art, but for a long time he wasn't sure how to apply the passion.
Correction: The information in this article was misreported. April Hill does not know if she is leaving the university. Malcolm Hill took a job at Bates, and she will help him and their daughter move to Maine in July, but did not say that she would not be coming back in the fall.
Parental income now contributes more to the likelihood of earning a college degree than skill and intelligence does, government consultant and author Robert D. Putnam said at the Jepson Leadership Forum on Monday.
International students at the University of Richmond have the opportunity to enroll in two classes that aim to help them improve their English writing, listening and speaking skills, as well as their knowledge of United States culture.
Redshirt junior Solly Stansbury left the Richmond Spiders Men’s Basketball team Tuesday to return to his former team in France, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney highlighted the ability for the University of Richmond to lead the way for change and prosperity through education during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Commemoration on Jan. 24.
When her leadership studies professor said a police ride-along would be an option for students in the Justice and Civil Society course, sophomore Meghan Dillon knew she'd do it.
The Richmond Men’s Basketball team defeated the La Salle Explorers 81-74 Saturday afternoon, improving its record to 6-13.
An aspiring actress and singer found a passion in costume design and turned it into her career as a professor of theater and director of costumes at the University of Richmond.
Jessie Fillerup, an assistant professor of music wholeheartedly dedicated to her work, has a passion for teaching that shines through her classes and various publications on pedagogy alike. But lately she faces a stress that is pulling her away from her office at the top of Sarah Brunet Hall’s skinny staircase.
