University Dancers Present 39th Annual Concert
University Dancers' 39th Annual Dance Concert, titled “MOVING BODIES | BODIES MOVING,” encapsulated the power of dance as a catalyst for creativity and community.
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University Dancers' 39th Annual Dance Concert, titled “MOVING BODIES | BODIES MOVING,” encapsulated the power of dance as a catalyst for creativity and community.
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Doug Pardue met with students at the University of Richmond to speak about the critical role of investigative journalism on Feb. 26.
Spiders, we've reached the home stretch before spring break—congratulations on making it this far! Before you dive into your well-deserved break, here are some fantastic events to enjoy with your friends.
Just two more weeks until spring break, Spiders! As you prepare for midterms, remember to take some time for yourself. Here are some upcoming events that are perfect for taking a well-deserved study break.
Presented by the UR Center for Student Involvement, Student Center for Equity and Inclusion and the Modlin Center of the Arts, "An Evening with Issa Rae" brought the acclaimed actress to UR's Camp Concert Hall on Friday evening.
Congratulations on completing another week of the semester, Spiders! Remember to save some time for yourself and enjoy the exciting events happening on campus. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
Welcome to Week 5 of the spring semester! This week, celebrate Valentine's Day by exploring events both on and off campus. Join in the festivities and make this Valentine's week one to remember!
Love is in the air, Spiders! Valentine's Day is right around the corner and now is the time to cherish moments with your loved ones and friends. Don't forget to treat yourself to some fun at the exciting events happening throughout the week – the perfect way to celebrate and indulge in a little self-love!
Welcome back to campus, Spiders! Congratulations on completing two weeks of classes. As we settle back into classes, it's the perfect time to explore the community and discover what's happening this week.
Looking forward to winter break, which lasts from Dec. 19 to Jan. 16, is the only thing getting some University of Richmond students through their final exams. Most students will get to return home to family and friends.
We made it to the last week of class! If you need a break from reviewing for finals, here are a few events you would not want to miss.
The Department of Theater and Dance staged five performances of Jackie Sibblies Drury's Pulitzer-winning play "Fairview" from Nov. 16 to Nov. 19.
Welcome back Spiders! With Thanksgiving in the back, we are entering the final three weeks of this semester. If you need ideas for things to do, here are some events worth checking out this week.
Students packed the University of Richmond’s Queally Center for Admissions on Nov. 15 for Bench Top Innovations’ third annual Great Bake Off, where participants devised sauces and business pitches.
As the colors of fall painted campus in warm hues, local vendors brought the University of Richmond to life during Harvest Week's vendor fair. On Nov. 1, several local vendors set up their booths and colorfully displayed their products in the Tyler Haynes Commons, where students learned about their businesses and tasted their delicious, locally made products.
The Hardywood Park Craft Brewery hosted the Fall Artisan Market & Craft Fair late September with two University of Richmond alumni selling their products.
Almost a year ago today, several students walked into the Heilman Dining Center wearing sombreros and ponchos to raucously celebrate the arrival of Halloween and ended up defending themselves against accusations of cultural appropriation and racism. This year, on Oct. 24, in the same dining hall packed with diners talking about what to wear for Halloween, several students told The Collegian that they learned from last year.
This week marks the beginning of November and the end of daylight saving time. Remember to adjust your clock and set aside some time to check out these events happening this week.
The Department of Theatre and Dance hosted its 13th annual Celebration of Dance Oct. 21 and received the largest turnout to date, Alicia Díaz, professor of dance said.
Editor's note: Annabelle Zong and Helen Mei are members of The Collegian.