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Sheila Johnson, an entrepreneur and co-founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), will serve as the main graduation speaker during commencement weekend, May 6-7, according to an announcement from University Communications Monday.
Matthew Waxman, RC ‘17 and Kari Rawls, WC ‘18, have planned a pub crawl around the city of Richmond with a special twist for this year’s senior class at the University of Richmond.
Starting in the fall of 2017, University of Richmond students will have the opportunity to study abroad in Havana, Cuba -- a city that, until recently, was closed off to most American citizens.
University of Richmond’s chapter of Sigma Chi brought sexual assault awareness to the campus’s attention this week by selling shirts with the message “No More ΣXcuses It Ends Now…” across the back.
The hiring process to fill the position of sexual misconduct education and prevention coordinator, which has been empty for the duration of the academic year, is progressing but not yet complete.
Marc Randolph, the co-founder and former CEO of Netflix, spoke on Wednesday as the fifth and final guest of the 2016-2017 Robins Executive Speaker Series.
Photographs of Martin Luther King Jr. in jail. A telegram from John F. Kennedy. Notes from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, a significant organization in pushing civil rights. All these materials sit in the basement of Boatwright Library, being organized so one day researchers can learn more about the civil rights era and the donator of the materials — Wyatt Tee Walker.
Arrests
Convenience comes at a price, especially when it comes to on-campus shopping options. At ETC, prices on many common items — breakfast cereal, mac and cheese and Oreos — were twice the price than at Martin's Grocery.
Maura Smith, Title IX coordinator and director of compliance, will be leaving her position at University of Richmond on Feb. 24, according to a university-wide email sent Thursday morning by Shannon Sinclair, the university's general counsel.
Theft from building
A pressurized water line between Westhampton Hall and South Court broke Monday night, causing water damage to six dorm rooms and leaving Westhampton Hall without water, University of Richmond Police Chief Dave McCoy wrote in an email to The Collegian.
A rush of water and unknown substances under the Westhampton and South Court dorms burst from the ground, creating a river of waste water that reached the windows of some dorm rooms at around 11:30 p.m. Monday night.
Three weeks ago, the University of Richmond Police Department issued a timely warning to campus community members detailing a reported sexual assault.
At 11 a.m. Friday morning, around 25 students, faculty and staff gathered in front of Boatwright Memorial Library to unite in solidarity against President Donald J. Trump’s controversial immigration ban and executive orders.
Ring Dance, a Westhampton College tradition during which junior women celebrate their academic achievements at the Jefferson Hotel, proceeded smoothly Saturday night, a break from the controversy of previous years.
Freshman residents of a wing in Marsh Hall’s basement have had to pack up their rooms twice already this year because of mold in the building.
The 41st University of Richmond Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony Saturday included men’s basketball player Mike Winiecki, men’s tennis player Tom Clarke, women’s basketball player Ginny Doyle and the 2010-2011 women’s swimming and diving team.
The Digital Scholarship Lab at University of Richmond's project "Mapping Inequality" was named a "Best Map of 2016" by National Geographic.
Matthew Desmond, an affordable-housing advocate and author of the national bestseller "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City," spoke to students, faculty and community members Wednesday night at Richmond's annual One Book, One Richmond event, addressing how evictions contribute to housing inequality in America.
