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The Collegian will be publishing a photo series in the last week of classes showcasing various professors' offices around the University of Richmond. This is the sixth installment of seven.
The Collegian will be publishing a photo series in the last week of classes showcasing various professors' offices around the University of Richmond. This is the fourth installment of seven.
The Collegian will be publishing a photo series in the last week of classes showcasing various Professor's offices around the University of Richmond. This is the second installment of seven.
The Collegian will be publishing a photo series in the last week of classes showcasing various professors' offices around the University of Richmond. This is the fifth installment of seven.
In 2008, Chris Hamby was a journalism major at the University of Richmond. In 2014, he won the Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism for his series "Breathless and Burdened: Dying from Black Lung, Buried by Law and Medicine," a year-long investigation into lawyers and doctors who denied benefits to coal miners who have black lung disease.
University of Richmond E. Claiborne Robins School of Business students are reaching outside the "Richmond bubble” to help local businesses solve problems and create marketing solutions, which strengthens these businesses and builds lasting student-employer relationships.
Weekends at University of Richmond are typically for catching up on school work or relaxing with friends, but for some students, weekends are used for heading off-campus to pick up shifts at work.
The Collegian will be publishing a photo series titled Academic Alcoves in the last week of classes showcasing various Professor's offices around the University of Richmond. This is the first installment of seven.
The Collegian will be publishing a photo series in the last week of classes showcasing various professor's offices around the University of Richmond. This is the third installment of seven.
Joel Mier runs into his 1:30 p.m. class occasionally a minute or two late after he finishes a business call.
“Alright, chicos, chicas!” Choreographer Liliana Bravo, WC ’17, calls to a room full of dancers. “Listos?”
On a fall day in Lausanne, Switzerland, Jackie Sirc, WC '17, was out shopping in search of an old-fashioned dress for a Titanic-themed event when she noticed groups of people flowing up a hill chanting, carrying signs and passing out flyers.
Barbie Savani’s expression betrays little emotion as she canters around the outdoor ring at Haverhill Farm in Manakin-Sabot, Virginia, on a towering bay horse named Spencer.
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A Richmond student entrepreneur's passion for connecting the consumer with local events has begun reaping rewards, having grown into a successful business and app.
Although unsure about her intended major when she first arrived at Richmond, Melanie Lippert, WC '19, was determined to volunteer.
When students leave the University of Richmond campus, they typically go to fun, trendy spots such as Carytown, the Fan district or Maymont Park. Most are unaware that the up-and-coming city of Richmond has the second highest poverty rate in the state of Virginia.
Commonwealth Catholic Charities (CCC) is a non-profit organization that provides Virginians with a range of services, from pregnancy counseling to refugee resettlement. To Niomi Kaiser, it's more like a second home.
What began as a relaxing pastime for junior Taylor Block has now blossomed into a successful self-managed business: Salt and Soul Jewelry.
Food is a central aspect of culture.
