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From writing stories and piecing together a paper book in kindergarten to performing an original rap song at his fourth-grade talent show, Zahkee Williams always looked for a creative outlet. Until high school, his moments of creativity were short-lived sparks that eventually fizzled out. That changed when he began to recite poetry at his school’s showcases in Philadelphia.
Students in the Museums Studies seminar created an art exhibit titled "Cabinet of Curiosity Reimagined" that will be on display in the Modlin Center for the Arts until the end of the semester.
The Student Center for Equity and Inclusion invited Nina Davuluri, the first Indian-American and South Asian to win Miss America in 2014, to lead a keynote discussion about beauty standards on April 13.
The Sophomores Scholars in Residence program has generated creative capstone projects since it started 13 years ago, but this year it took on a new subject: sex.
Staff members at the Harnett Museum of Art carefully steamed, fluffed and placed 15 art pieces on mannequins before the traveling exhibition opened this semester.
He walked into the studio on a weekday evening with a blue duffel bag packed with CDs strapped to his shoulder and an extra-large Big Gulp in hand.
In the midst of hazardous winter weather conditions, public transportation complications and a surge in COVID-19 cases, many University of Richmond students had to rethink their path to get back to campus for the start of the spring semester.
