Anti-Grand exhibition explores landscape art
By Brennen Lutz and Victor Nichols | February 17, 2015The Anti-Grand exhibition will be on display until March 6.
The Anti-Grand exhibition will be on display until March 6.
The ropes course allows classes, clubs, athletic teams and Greek life organizations to strengthen their groups right here on campus.
The Parsons Music Library has more to offer than meets the eye; students have access to vast selections of music and videos.
The Ancient World Gallery in North Court holds a lot more than just a mummy. The artifacts bring students close to the ancient world.
Returning students saw a lot of changes on the River Road side of campus, the most visible of which is Gateway Village.
Seven years ago, Chris Hamby was a journalism student at University of Richmond, and Monday he became a Pulitzer Prize winner for his work reporting on coal miners being denied benefits. Hamby, 28, called winning the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting a shock. "It's incredibly gratifying to see something that consumed your thoughts and emotions for at least a year be recognized at this level," he said. Hamby works at The Center for Public Integrity in Washington, D.C., and his report earned the center's first Pulitzer Prize.