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Happy Monday Spiders! The weather is warming up and so are the campus activities. Take the time to sunbathe on the Westhampton green and get some homework done outside on the library lawn, but also take advantage of the awesome activities in and around campus this week. From free ice cream to museum festivals, there’s a lot to look forward to!
It was a meeting of familiar faces fitting for Alumni Day in the clash between the University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team and the University of Rhode Island on Saturday, March 29.
When University of Richmond senior Trey Creamer grabbed utensils to dig into his homemade meal of pesto pasta with a side of Caesar salad, he expected nothing but a satisfying meal at the other end of the fork. To his surprise, he was met with the inspiration for this year’s Benchtop Innovations winner: Envee.
The man whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory believed that an event at the University of Richmond’s Robins School of Business was led by a visiting speaker attempting to abduct him for human trafficking.
Opening conference play, the University of Richmond men’s lacrosse team laid out St. Bonaventure University 22-5 in a record-tying victory on Saturday, March 29.
Models strutted through the Current donning shirts from thrift stores, pants that they painted, and hand-me-down shoes at Rethink Waste’s Second Hand Fashion Show. The only rule? No new clothing.
The Political Science department led a second teach-in and Q&A last Thursday discussing the global effects of Trump’s presidency.
The sky was a hue of pink and orange as the University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team sought redemption with a 10-8 victory over Virginia Commonwealth University at Robins Stadium on March 26.
For University of Richmond senior Christina Currie and her twin sister, Katie Currie, competing on "Wheel of Fortune" was a dream come true. Not only did the sisters walk away with an impressive total of $88,248 in winnings and trips to Maui and Portugal, but with memories of a competition they described as both nerve-racking and exhilarating.
A Richmond man linked to death threats posted on social media and whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory, was arrested by Henrico County police late this morning, according to University of Richmond Chief of Police Dave McCoy.
Sophomore Melissa Nwakalor stepped up to the block with the United States’ top swimmers beside her as she prepared to compete in the 50 freestyle finals at the NCAA Championships in Federal Way, Wash.
Grab your hard hats because new academic building construction, University Forest Apartment improvements and slip-deck parking were proposed as part of an upcoming campus plan.
An Instagram account linked to a man who University of Richmond and Henrico County police are searching for contains droves of distressing posts including a picture with gun crosshairs targeting the heads of attendees at a Robins School of Business event.
College basketball in March elicits a range of emotions.
The University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team persevered in a 13-9 victory over St. Bonaventure University on March 22 after the score remained locked until the final quarter.
The No. 14 Spiders walked onto Cooper Field in Washington, D.C., with three consecutive losses to No. 13 Georgetown University, never having won a game.
The Virginia General Assembly adjourned its regular session on Feb. 22, putting hundreds of bills that were focused on maternal care and reproductive rights in limbo as Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a conservative Republican, has the final say on whether the bills will become law.
Happy Monday Spiders! Get ready for a week of sweet events like a waffle making truck and a cookie baking class in the Demonstration Kitchen.
The mummified remains of Ti Ameny Net have resided on the University of Richmond campus for decades. Her journey from Egypt to Richmond has been long, but today she lies in UR’s Ancient World Gallery.