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In response to last year’s chaos, Ring Dance policies have changed again this year, and junior women are allowed to have up to two escorts during the procession.
The Spiders lost yet another home matchup against a conference opponent on Wednesday as they were outplayed by a struggling George Mason team.
University officials at the College of William & Mary confirmed on Jan. 30 that a student had contracted the Zika virus, which the World Health Organization recently declared as a global public health emergency.
“Dr. Grollman, this is the worst chapter of my life,” a Black woman student revealed to me in my office two years ago. Her comment was heartbreaking, especially coming from an individual who has lived but two decades and was on her way to finishing her degree at this world-class university. I refrained from trivializing her comments, avoiding some flippant response like college supposedly being a time of fun and self-exploration as though she had chosen, instead, to be miserable. Rather, I told her that I believed her, as I would when anyone has revealed that they have suffered from violence (in her case, the intersections among racism, sexism and classism). I pointed out resources that were available to her to help her survive and, ideally, thrive on campus. And, I asked that she consider finding ways to leave the campus in better shape than when she arrived, for I do not want to hear cohort after cohort of Black University of Richmond students reveal their misery to me.
Posters criticizing Paul Queally, a University of Richmond alumnus, member of the board of trustees, and large donor to the university, were seen hanging on doors and light posts on campus Wednesday morning.
In The Know is a weekly brief that highlights events and happenings around University of Richmond
With an ever-expanding, vibrant restaurant scene and so many places to choose from, deciding where to take your valentine for dinner in Richmond can be a daunting task. That’s why we’ve narrowed the restaurant scene down to our top 11, and sorted them by type of restaurant. Lucky for you, Richmond is a city for food connoisseurs and lovers— and there’s something for everyone!
Though Ring Dance has long been associated with the traditional Southern charm of The Jefferson Hotel, there’s a fresh coat of paint in town.
Faculty, staff and students received their second timely warning email regarding a reported sexual assault this week early Sunday morning.
A third-year student from University of Virginia was arrested and detained Jan. 2 in the Pyongyang Airport in North Korea, a country that the University of Richmond study abroad office does not recommend Richmond students who study abroad visit.
Nothing excites college students more than a snow day.
Winter Storm Jonas, which rocked Richmond and much of the East Coast, was the biggest snowstorm in the region since 2000 and the 11th-largest snowfall of one storm recorded in the Richmond area.
For University of Richmond students from the northern United States, this weekend's snowstorm brought standard winter weather. But for those from the southern states and the west coast, this was something entirely new.
All classes and events scheduled for Monday, Jan. 25, are cancelled other than the men's basketball game vs. Davidson College, according to an email faculty, staff and students received at about 8:30 a.m.
All activities at University of Richmond are cancelled Sunday because of the snowstorm, according to an email from university administrators.
As snow continues to fall in Richmond, the university has been forced to announce more closures.
Update at 1:10 p.m.: John Jacobs, captain of the University of Richmond Police Department, said URPD has been notified of one minor crash on campus today, as Richmond and much of the East Coast face the season’s largest snowstorm.
Every year the inevitable winter weather comes. As someone from the Northeast, I have spent my whole life being prepared for snowstorms and possible power outages, however here in Richmond, it is a bit of a different story. Whether or not this ends up being a two-foot snowstorm, as some predicted, here are some steps you can take to prepare yourself (and most likely your roommates) for the storm.
Bundle up, Spiders: Meteorologists are predicting Winter Storm Jonas to strike Richmond and across the Atlantic Coast this weekend, and the university has responded by canceling all classes and events scheduled to start at noon or later on Friday through 8 a.m. Sunday.
In The Know is a weekly brief that highlights events and happenings around University of Richmond.
