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Whether school was in session or students were on break, the SpiderBytes email filled with announcements always came. Whether they were part of the group that read SpiderBytes every day or never read it, students noticed when they stopped receiving the emails.
The number of students seeking help for mental health issues has increased steadily, but this is the first semester that Counseling and Psychological Services employees are worried they might not have the chance to meet with everyone, CAPS director Peter LeViness said.
Some students on campus leave the water running when they are brushing their teeth, don't quite understand what the different recycling bins are for and forget to turn the lights off when they leave the room.
In order to promote its group fitness class offerings, the Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness staff organized an event this fall to encourage fitness and try to get more students into the classes, said Devan Martinez, the Center's manager of fitness and facilities.
When people think about college campuses, one thing that usually comes to mind is the party scene. Whether one saw it in a movie, heard stories about it or lived it first-hand, the drug and alcohol culture is prevalent on college campuses.
Francesca Harper has danced on stage from the White House to the University of Richmond. Harper is visiting UR for the second time as a resident scholar in the dance department to work on creating an original piece with a group of the University Dancers.
“At the University of Richmond, we find ourselves in a suburban bubble, which can easily blind us to the diversity, segregation and socioeconomic divides within the Richmond community,” senior Campbell McDonald said.
What are the graduates of the University of Richmond's Class of 2017 up to now? The Collegian had the chance to interview a few graduates from last year and see what they were doing in the real world.
Now that it is officially Spring and Virginia is warming, everyone wants to spend more time outside to enjoy the weather.
Director Stéphanie Gillard is visiting Richmond from Paris for the whole week to speak at the 25th anniversary of the French Film Festival. On Monday, March 27, she gave a speech entitled "Reframing Cultural Survivance" about her time with the Lakota tribe.
