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September 21, 2015Photos from Kappa Kappa Gamma's 'Kappa Kourtside' doubles tennis tournament. Photos by Taylor Katzovitz
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Photos from Kappa Kappa Gamma's 'Kappa Kourtside' doubles tennis tournament. Photos by Taylor Katzovitz
Ronald Crutcher, university president, led dozens of riders around Richmond's campus for the first Presidential 5K Bike Ride, kicking off spirit week that will lead up to Sunday's big race. Photos by Jack Nicholson.
University of Richmond Spiders take on VMI. Photos by Rayna Mohrmann.
On Thursday, Pi Beta Phi held its annual LipSync contest to benefit its national philanthropic initiative, Read. Lead. Achieve., which promotes literacy in children. This year the theme was #throwbackthursday and groups did not disappoint. Photos by Moira Lachance.
Students participate in the Lambda Chi Watermelon Bash. Photos by Rayna Mohrmann.
Representatives from dozens of campus clubs and activities table on the Forum.Photos by Rayna Mohrmann
This Friday, Richmond hosted the first annual Color Wars, an all-inclusive event to welcome students back to campus and kick off the semester. Photos by Evan McKay.
Regular contributor Lauren Gill found some of the most well-decorated dorm rooms on campus.
The Class of 2016 gathered in the Greek Theater to remember the past and celebrate the coming year.
The construction of the new Queally Center for Admissions and Career Services.
On Tuesday, Kappa Alpha Theta hosted KATwalk, its annual philanthropy that supports the sorority's national philanthropy, Court Appointed Special Advocates, which aids volunteers in their help for neglected or abused children that go through the court system. KATwalk is a runway event where local stores donate clothes for the models to wear and sell. During the second part of the night, various organizations get up on stage to give their take of what a runway appearance should look like. The teams are judged by Richmond faculty. Gallery by Moira Lachance.
Winning photos from the 2014-15 Spiders Abroad Photo Contest taken by UR alumni, faculty, staff, and students. All photos courtesy of Richmond's Office of International Education.
After multiple delays and some frustration, University of Richmond completed its renovation of Pitt Field, home to Richmond's baseball team, last week. The Spiders, who faced an erratic and constantly changing schedule due to the renovations, celebrated the much-anticipated home opener with a massive win against Cornell on Tuesday. The Collegian borrowed a drone -- yes, a drone -- to capture shots of the new Pitt Field, whose playing surface is now synthetic turf rather than grass. Stay tuned for future arial footage of Pitt Field.
If you’re prone to procrastination by scrolling through photos of cute animals on the Internet, this event is for you.Study Break for the Soul provides students during finals week with activities like arts and crafts, movies, snacks, massages, and of course, playing with puppies. And if you noticed more dogs than usual this semester, you were right. The Office of the Chaplaincy partnered with CAPS to provide more activities and – you guessed it – more dogs. In addition to pups owned by faculty and staff in the Chaplaincy, interns at CAPS initiated a partnership with Caring Canines to bring therapy dogs to campus as well. Because of the cold, rainy weather, the dogs were moved into the Hanging Lounge in the Commons, which was soon packed with students seeking out a furry friend.“It was the perfect surprise after my final today,” Ryan Berning, ’17, said. “It gave me a little taste of home.”
The Richmond Spiders Basketbal team defeated Radford Friday night in the home opener. Photos by Rayna Mohrmann.
