Jepson's Ethics Bowl team qualifies for Nationals
By Katie Thomson | November 18, 2014Jepson's four-person ethics team secured a spot in February's National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Competition.
Jepson's four-person ethics team secured a spot in February's National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Competition.
Shockhoe Bottom was a major region for slave trade; Richmond debates whether to build developments on history.
Virginia ABC is hosting conferences across the Commonwealth as part of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week.
A Richmond student has been is in contact with women within the Islamic State as part of a project for her Rhetoric and Law class.
It is estimated that 5 percent of women in college have had plastic surgery, a figure that has more than tripled in the past decade.
Ali Muhammed Brown, who killed Brendan Tevlin, said it had been a mission of vengeance for U.S. military killings in the Middle East.
The national “It’s On Us” campaign will focus on preventing sexual assault, changing campus culture and better engaging men.
The Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control will team up on campus Monday, Sept. 22.
The Richmond community reacts to the recent iCloud hack of celebrities’ naked photos. Many people do not understand how iCloud really works.
Though its regular season ended with the Coca-Cola Wofford Intercollegiate tournament last week, the University of Richmond men's golf team competed in and won the first ever Black and Blue Cup this weekend over Virginia Commonwealth University. A variation of the Spiders-Rams basketball rivalry, nicknamed the "Black and Blue Classic," the idea of holding a golf match between the two rivals began as an informal conversation between the teams' two coaches at a tournament earlier in the season. Typically, collegiate golf is played in a stroke-play format over 54 holes and includes more than 12 teams.