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The executive board of the Multicultural Student Solidarity Network (MSSN) has proposed the creation of a multicultural lounge on campus where students from all cultures could gather, study and relax together.
University of Richmond’s Panhellenic Council, the governing body for sororities, changed sorority big-little traditions this year by implementing new rules preventing sophomores from entering first-year residence halls.
Richmond's club ice hockey team has made great strides this season with a current record of 9–2, improving drastically from last year's 1–16.
In late fall of 2016, students at UR read yet another article about a sexual assault that had happened on campus, and how the administration had failed to help. Outraged, students called for reform, and the school began to work with the student body to ease the pain and change the future.
Hoping to rebound from their first conference loss to Dayton on Thursday after a 5–0 start to A-10 play, Richmond experienced an eerily familiar fate against George Mason in an 82–77 loss on Sunday.
This past September, after Richmond students CC Carreras and Whitney Ralston went public about how they felt the university administration mishandled their sexual assault cases, there was a palpable outrage from students, faculty and alumni. Students were angry and incredulous. Parents were shocked and scared. Some alumni even vowed to discontinue their donations to the university. All the while, news and media outlets followed the scandal closely, interviewing students like myself about campus climate and student actions following so much outrage.
On a cool fall night, senior Fabiana Ayala sat cross-legged on her navy University Forest Apartment couch in a pair of red-and-white striped pajamas while catching up on emails. Ayala typically finished up her schoolwork by 10 p.m. during the week so she could get to bed at a decent hour. She dragged herself out of bed around 6 each morning to run her business, TodoSuma.
The Center for Civic Engagement sponsored a watch party for the presidential inauguration on Friday, followed by the ACT!2017 event — where student organizations engaged the UR community in their respective central causes.
An estimated 2.6 million people attended the historic Women’s Marches on Washington in D.C. and around the world Saturday, just one day after Donald J. Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States, according to USA Today.
Richmond’s Office of International Education hosted a panel discussion Thursday to address the concerns of international students on campus regarding how a Donald J. Trump administration could affect their college experience.
A group of seven Richmond students came together last semester to found the Peer Sexual Misconduct Advisors (PSMAs) program composed of students trained as confidential peer advisors in Title IX policy, procedure and emotional support resources.
University members gathered Wednesday afternoon for a forum to brainstorm how an archiving project to unearth the history of race and racism at the university could be turned into a permanent part of campus.
Richmond's women's basketball team hosted La Salle in an Atlantic 10 game on Wednesday night. The Spiders lost in a close game, falling to a 9–10 record (3–3 conference record).
Over winter break, the area coordinators of the Westhampton and Richmond Dean’s offices merged with Housing, forming the Office of Residence Life and Undergraduate Student Housing.
Richmond’s Common Ground and the MLK Day Committee teamed up Monday to help community members honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and engage in King’s dream, through speeches, volunteer opportunities and family education.
University of Richmond administration announced via email on Jan. 6 that all returning students would be required to exchange their existing student ID for an updated version.
The search for Richmond’s new chaplain, which began in November 2016, is still in its preliminary phase, as the search committee determines which candidates should be considered for the first round of interviews, the co-chair of the chaplain search committee said.
Dr. Sherry Ceperich, the newest full-time staff psychologist for University of Richmond's Counseling and Psychological Services, will spend much of her time working with sexual assault victims.
Close to 3,000 Richmond residents marched on Monument Avenue Saturday in support of various social justice causes.
Students in North Court and Robins Hall dorms faced less-than-ideal living conditions upon returning to campus after winter break.
