University of Richmond a cappella group The Octaves' recently released 11th album, "Ricochet," is a collaborative divergence of genres, voice and high-grade studio production, group members said. "Ricochet represents a bounce back into the mainstream of a cappella for us," sophomore member Chase Brightwell said.
\0x200BThe women's tennis team beat Georgetown University 6-1 on Thursday afternoon in its last home match of the season. \0x200BThe Spiders ended their season with a four-game winning streak to finish 9-11 overall.
The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond spoke at the University of Richmond Tuesday and offered a financial solution to one of the United States' largest economic problems. Jeffrey Lacker, president since 2004, suggested that resolution planning is the best possible solution for financial markets to end the problem and phenomenon known as "Too Big to Fail." He offered the solution in a speech at a Global Society of Fellows conference titled "When Public Investment is No Longer an Oxymoron: Fiscal Policy in Liquidity Trap Conditions," held in the Alice Haynes Room in the Tyler Haynes Commons.
Note: The names D. Clarke, R. Adams and S. Landers are pseudonyms to protect those sources' anonymity. When it comes to study habits, students Hadley Pierce and D.
In the spring of 2011, Kim Ray, a 2012 Richmond graduate, earned the first of what has now become five Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law (PPEL) summer fellowships funded by the Charles G.
Richmond football coach, Danny Rocco, said on Wednesday that his 2013 recruiting class exhibited three characteristics: length, speed and versatility. "It's an outstanding class," Rocco said.
Westhampton College Government Association President Taylor Michals spoke with University of Richmond Dining Services staff near the end of last semester to gauge whether late-night food trucks could become a reality on campus, she said.
Professor David Dean had never missed a class in 25 years of teaching. Every first day of Principles of Microeconomics, he has told his students to plan to never miss class, because he never would. For freshman Spencer Crouch, that had been the benefit of having Dean as a professor during the fall of 2012.
A cigarette butt caused the brush fire that forced Robins Hall residents to evacuate on Monday night, said Beth Simonds, university police captain. "The cigarette ignited a fire in the mulch pile between Robins Hall and the admissions office," Simonds said.
The annual Stepping 101 competition, which pits the five Panhellenic sororities at Richmond against one another in step dance battle, will be held in the Alice Haynes Room at 7:30 p.m.
