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When making the trek down Interstate 95 from New York to the University of Richmond, there is one thing senior Nicole Schonander’s parents never forget: bagels.
What began in 2015 as a tutoring service and later evolved into a Craigslist for student services has rebranded yet again as an event-based photo-sharing platform. A University of Richmond alumnus who co-founded the program is looking to ignite people’s social life with the newly updated app, Flare.
With the arrival of cold weather, holiday drinks have also arrived at 8:15 at Boatwright in time for the holiday season. The three classic flavors of gingerbread, toasted marshmallow and peppermint have returned for the season, and can be paired with a mocha, Americano or hot chocolate. The special holiday drink added to this season’s roster is the spiced brown sugar chai latte.
The use of brand ambassadors is a recent way many companies interact and communicate with their audience. Brand “reps” provide a more personal and direct way for brands to spread their message and promote their product. Becoming a brand ambassador is a way to earn an additional income and potentially jump-start a future career with a company. Three University of Richmond students shared their experiences as brand ambassadors.
After a long week of late-night studying and essay writing, there is nothing like getting a nice meal celebrating the end of it. Being the vibrant city that it is, Richmond is filled with many restaurants with a wide variety of tastes and menus. With the seemingly endless choices and the annoyingly difficult Yelp app, it’s time to find out where University of Richmond students like to spend their Sunday mornings.
Most college students seem to have two things in common: a constant state of stress and an empty bank account.
The city of Richmond is home to many restaurants that offer an endless possibility of dining options. Whether in downtown, Short Pump or Carytown, there are always restaurants that can cater to a variety of cuisines and preferences.
Aside from the hours of studying and paper writing, one of the hardest parts of academic life at the University of Richmond is trying to find a nice, quiet place to study. Students roam around campus trying to find the perfect work environment, but often find that every spot is crowded or taken.
Beef burgers are back and better than ever.
By the time I made it to college, I had already met a couple of harsh realities. One, that high school came and passed without a single resemblance to “High School Musical,” and two, that the college admissions process took a little more effort than Elle Woods’ video submission in “Legally Blonde.”
The Juice Laundry wants customers to start doing the most important kind of laundry. Located walking-distance from campus on River Road, it promotes the power of raw, organic fruits and vegetables as the key to wellness, not the latest diet craze.
Three places – a small theater in downtown Richmond, a little tea shop covered in rainbow flags and a thrift store with a surprising amount of space – hold strong pride in supporting the LGBTQ+ community, though some University of Richmond students think that there is room for the community to grow, and that change is coming soon.
Have you ever been in the library and wished that somebody would bring you coffee so you wouldn’t have to get up?
Are you staying in Richmond for fall break? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a quick guide of what to do, locally and remotely, when on campus during the vacation.
The University of Richmond’s registered dietitian Karen Hensley wears a lot of hats.
Ginger Juice, a cold-pressed juice company frequented by University of Richmond students, has expanded its mission to promote a healthy lifestyle with its new menu launch earlier this month.
From barre and yoga to boot camps and weight training, there are many fitness classes for people to try, although finding the right one can be difficult and expensive. Many boutique fitness studios in Richmond offer special packages for new clients and students. Below are some of my new favorites.
Family Weekend will be held Oct. 4-6, and many students are excited to see their families for the first time since move-in day. First-year Helene Leichter expressed her excitement and eagerness to see her family and show them around campus.
Bandito’s Burrito Lounge:
During finals season, therapy dogs often appear around the University of Richmond’s campus to help students de-stress. But on the second floor of Jepson Hall, "[it's] de-stress day pretty much every day,” said Barry Lawson, professor of computer science.
