'I realized I could heal myself:' Students share how spirituality supports them at UR
(05/03/23 12:30pm)
Editor’s note: In the second reference, we refer to the Spiritual but Not Religious group as SBNR.
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Editor’s note: In the second reference, we refer to the Spiritual but Not Religious group as SBNR.
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When director Walter Schoen’s first play took the University of Richmond stage in November 1991, it would’ve been impossible to predict the many shows to come, from “King Lear” to Molière’s “Scapino.”
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Editor's Note: Lauren Oligino wrote for The Collegian.
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Scholars of Finance, a nationally recognized non-profit organization that specializes in leadership development and mentoring in the finance field, started a chapter at the University of Richmond during the fall semester of 2022.
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This year, two University of Richmond faculty members, law professor Julie McConnell and management professor Jeffrey Harrison, have been selected as two of just 12 recipients of the Outstanding Faculty Award, a state honor.
College is a place where all students deserve to not only feel safe and respected but welcomed with open arms.
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Lavender Living, an LGBTQ+ living-learning community, will be offered next year for sophomores, juniors and seniors.