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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.
Today is Election Day. As voters head to the polls across Virginia, the Collegian will be covering election results live as they unfold. Here’s how to watch our coverage of this year's elections.
Virginians are headed to the polls today as the state is poised to elect its first female governor, alongside a slew of statewide races set to be one of the first referendums on President Donald Trump's second term in office.
On the eve of Halloween, students were greeted by butterbeer and a Sorting Hat as the University of Richmond’s Heilman Dining Center transformed into a Harry Potter-inspired feast.
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The University of Richmond football team barely defeated Fordham University 17-14 on Saturday Nov. 1.
Editor's note: This story was originally published in the Richmond Capital News Service.
University of Richmond students are grappling with a rebranding of the school’s center for student inclusion - now known as “The Hub” - in the midst of a federal government crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion programs in higher education.
The University of Richmond women’s soccer team defeated St. Bonaventure University with a score of 2-1 on Sunday, Oct. 26.
After a drum roll, the Queally Center for Admissions assembly room erupted into applause and four University of Richmond seniors ran up to the stage to take a bow after the team’s product, Korra, was announced the winner of the annual Bench Top Innovation Great Bake Off.
College Democrats and Republicans debated about free speech and abortion during an event hosted by the University of Richmond’s Speech and Debate club.
Editor's Note: The views expressed by military officials and cadets do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of War, the United States Army, the United States Cadet Command or the Fourth Army ROTC Brigade.
Happy Monday Spiders, and happy Halloween-week to all who celebrate! This is the final warning to get the finishing touches for your costumes. If you’re looking to celebrate, check out some festive events happening in and around campus this week.
The University of Richmond men’s golf team shot 10-under-par at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic held in Monterrey, Mexico Oct. 24 and 25, tying for second place.
The Center for Global Engagement eliminated the $1,000 travel stipend amid a spike in students studying abroad in the last five years.
University officials denied any connection between a controversial series of changes to certain campus offices and the Trump administration’s attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion programs in higher education at a town hall on Thursday, Oct. 16.
Students scrambled on Monday as usual dining snacks and meals, like 8:15 lattes and FlavUR smoothies, were unavailable because GrubHub — a food ordering site that services retail locations on campus — was down.
Happy Monday, Spiders! Halloween is two weeks away, and there are plenty of ways to get in the spirit. Here are some events happening this week.
The University of Richmond football team was narrowly defeated by the College of the Holy Cross with a score of 28-22 on Saturday, Oct. 18.
