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An Instagram account linked to a man who University of Richmond and Henrico County police are searching for contains droves of distressing posts including a picture with gun crosshairs targeting the heads of attendees at a Robins School of Business event.
This Collegian UR podcast explores how the Dalkon Shield changed a woman's life and the medical malpractice lawsuits in the shadow of E. Claiborne Robins' legacy on campus.
The Center for Student Involvement hosted a grand opening tour of The Cave on April 9. The lodge, formerly used by Sigma Alpha Epsilon, will be available for all registered student organizations to use starting in the fall.
Editor's note: Mental health resources for UR students include CAPS, at CAPS@richmond.edu or 804.289.8119; The CAPS warmline at 240.219.6060; the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1.800.273.8255.
Editor’s note: Jackie Llanos participated in clean-up efforts at the Sons and Daughters of Ham Cemetery as part of Professor Elizabeth Baughan’s Introduction to Archeology class.
In this short story, contributor Ryan Hudgins dives into the history of American Sign Language and its journey to being taught at the University of Richmond.
In this audio clip, contributor Anna Ridilla explores the possible origins of the iconic humphead goose that roams the University of Richmond campus.
This Collegian UR podcast explores the memorialization of T. Justin Moore, investigating who Moore was and his impact on the segregation of Virginia public schools.
Conner Evans hosts WDCE's weekly Virginia news show with reporting help from fellow senior journalism students at UR. This week Conner talks with high schooler and activist Hadrien Padilla, Collegian multimedia editor Nina Joss, and reporters Ellie Watson and Julia Straka.
This Collegian UR podcast explores the life of Douglas Southall Freeman and how he perpetuated systemic racism in Richmond and the U.S. by promoting Lost-Cause Ideology.
This Collegian UR podcast explores the life of Robert Ryland and how he perpetuated systemic racism and slavery in Richmond and the U.S.
This Collegian UR podcast explores the memorialization of Robert Ryland and Douglas Southall Freeman at the University of Richmond, gathering different perspectives on their presence on campus today
This week, hear stories about delays in getting students to the University of Richmond's on-campus isolation units, changes in midwife licensing, diversity at Virginia governor's schools and more. Brought to you by WDCE 90.1 FM and hosted by Conner Evans.
Editor's Note: Mature language is used in this podcast. Quinn Humphrey is a features writer on staff. The views and opinions expressed in this article do not reflect those of The Collegian.
Editor's Note: Mature language is used in this podcast.
Who makes up the exceptional staff at the University of Richmond? What have they sacrificed, learned and lived through during the pandemic, and where would our web be without them? This documentary short created by students in the journalism department highlights the challenges essential workers at UR have encountered amidst COVID-19.
This Collegian UR podcast explores racism at The Collegian during the 1980s in its newsroom, in its news coverage and through the ideas it published in its editorial section.
Before PC: Jaclyn Opie After PC: Ben Wasserstein
Disclaimer: Due to the overwhelming amount of stories, The Collegian chose to focus on events relating directly to Richmond and the United States.
Editor’s note: Alumnus Hunter Moyler was The Collegian’s opinions editor during his time at UR. Alec Greven is an opinions writer for The Collegian. The Collegian was not able to get in contact with English professor Bertram Ashe. The Collegian was not able to give him the opportunity to comment in time for this podcast’s publication. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of The Collegian.
