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Haunted by his past, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has yet to resign since his yearbook page featuring a racist photo became public. Many UR students who supported him said they were not happy with this news.
After a long preseason practice in the grueling August heat, Gus was still as energetic as ever. His team returned to the athletic training center to recover after their workout, and there was Gus, in the hot tub, “unwinding.” With a towel wrapped around his head, he was shoulder deep in the water, surrounded by bubbles and swaying back and forth, a wide smile across his face, singing loudly to anyone who passed.
When Crystal Hoyt came to the University of Richmond in 2003, she didn’t think she would stay very long.
Ring Dance is a celebration of Westhampton College that is believed to date back to the 1940s, but the original year remains unknown, according to the 2019 Ring Dance program. The ceremony contains several traditions and is a rite of passage to recognize Westhampton juniors becoming upperclassmen and honor their respective achievements.
Sarah Hipwell, a junior on the University of Richmond’s women’s cross-country and track teams, was feeling a familiar ache in her leg during practice once again. A visit to the sports medicine office in the Weinstein Center confirmed her fear: another femoral stress fracture.
The holidays always attract the big questions: What are your plans for after graduation? Have you applied to any jobs? Where do you think you will end up? Seniors specifically find themselves on the end of these questions as the transition to employment is approaching.
Many aspects of the University of Richmond have changed over the years, but regardless of the decade in which students attend, they have used “life hacks” to get through college by benefiting from loopholes, using a strategic shortcut or being savvy in order to increase efficiency in some way.
President Ronald A. Crutcher is distinguished in his musical and academic pursuits. But he is also a man of immense knowledge, experiences and skills that more people at the University of Richmond should be aware of.
Lauren Costello was sleep-deprived, lacking in energy and smelling like the woods. Like many of her fellow student leaders, she was struggling to find the enthusiasm for the last two days of Camp Kesem UR 2018.
Although California may seem very far from us, its problems affect the lives of people on our very campus. The recent California wildfires burned hundreds of thousands of acres of land and displaced more than 25,000 people, including some of the families of University of Richmond students.
Editor's note: Jackson McAtee is on Collegian staff.
Sophomore Kayla Saltzman has been singing ever since she could talk, and dreamed of becoming a recording artist one day. Last winter, her childhood dreams began to take shape in the span of just five short days.
Professor Jennifer Sevin’s Introduction to Ecology class raised and released monarch butterflies this semester to help increase the diminishing monarch population.
Professor Linda Hobgood always knew she wanted to teach, but that isn’t the only occupation she has held in her life thus far.
After six-and-a-half weeks on the road and 40 days of touring, Old Sea Brigade arrived in Richmond, Virginia, to perform his 32nd show of his 36-city North American tour.
“Smile, it’s not that bad.”
“Be aware and be prepared.” That is the University of Richmond Hazards Preparedness website's statement about events involving an active shooter or dangerous person.
Junior Lina Tori Jan was six years old when Taliban insurgents entered her Afghanistan elementary school and started burning the students’ books. She remembers it as if it were yesterday.
Underneath the ever-busy Boatwright Memorial Library sits the Lora Robins Gallery, which holds thousands of works, ranging from fluorescent rocks and dinosaur fossils to ancient Chinese ceramics, and hosts social events for students to explore the unique exhibitions throughout the semester.
In the beginning of this video, University of Richmond alum Brian Li, ‘17, and his girlfriend and dance partner Ellen Min walked onto the stage amidst the sound of roaring approval from the crowd of approximately 500 people.
