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Happy Monday Spiders! It is International Education Week, and this year the Center for Global Engagement is spotlighting Ghana. Make sure to check out the programming for IE Week, including Ghanaian beverage tasting and an Ecochallenge! We’re in the final stretch before break, which means you need to enjoy as many campus events as possible, so check out some other exciting campus events below!
The University of Richmond football team suffered a slim defeat against Lafayette College on Saturday, Nov. 15.
Thousands of miles from home, two University of Richmond students are dedicated to spreading awareness about the war in Ukraine on campus.
Miguel “Mickey” Quiñones, dean of the E. Claiborne Robins School of Business, will be stepping down at the end of this academic year, Provost Joan Saab announced in an email to students Nov. 14.
WDCE 90.1FM, the University of Richmond’s radio station, celebrated its 64th birthday with an all-night show over the weekend.
The atmosphere was lively as this year’s Four-Year Roommate Dinner commenced with a toast from Senior Associate Dean of Westhampton College, Kerry Albright Fankhauser: “To your friendships.”
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team defeated the College of William and Mary 90-86 on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at Robins Arena.
Recycling old electronics might not be the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions escaping the “Richmond bubble”. But for the members of The SEEDS Project, the best way to connect with the world outside of campus is service.
At the University of Richmond, issues have washed up regarding the school's drainage systems. When it rains water immerses campus grounds, flooding walkways and quads alike. Complaints over the last few weeks have compiled, highlighting challenges over a reported lack of drainage.
Once filled with the rhythmic click-clack of computer keyboards and occasional creaks from wooden chairs, Boatwright Memorial Library now hums with whirring machinery after more than two years of renovations.
Happy Monday Spiders! Can you believe we’re more than halfway through the Fall semester? Time is racing by – and it’s not the only thing that’s racing! The Richmond Marathon is this weekend so make sure you show out to support UR and Richmond runners! This week is full of even more fun, from music recitals to magic shows.
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team defeated East Carolina University 87-72 at home on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Grammy winning and Tony and Emmy nominated actress Philipa Soo joined the Modlin Center for the Arts on Nov. 6 for an evening of conversation on storytelling, cultural connection and the transformative power of the arts.
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team opened its 2025-26 season with an 84-56 win over Division III Southern Virginia University on Wednesday Nov. 5 at the Robins Center, leaning on a deep rotation, rebounding edge and defensive energy to overcome a cold shooting night.
Overhead, trucks noisily zoomed by on Interstate 95. Below on the ground, a group of almost 40 dharma practitioners from across Virginia walked in silence. Their destination: the State Capitol.
The No. 24 ranked University of Richmond Spiders women’s basketball team opened their 2025-26 season Tuesday Nov. 4 with a commanding 83-49 win over Mount St. Mary’s University at the Robins Center.
Democrats are set to retain control of the Virginia House of Delegates, locking in a trifecta in Virginia government for at least the next two years.
Democrat Jay Jones defeated incumbent Republican Jason Miyares in the race for Virginia Attorney General after a bitter campaign marked by a text scandal where Jones threatened violence to a Republican politician.
Democrat Ghazala Hashmi defeated Republican John Reid in the race for Virginia’s lieutenant governor, becoming the first Muslim woman elected to statewide office in the United States.
Abigail Spanberger has beat Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears in the race for the governorship with 54.7% of the vote compared to Earle-Sears’ 45.1%, as of 8 p.m.
