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University of Richmond police responded to two reports of burglary on Wednesday evening at the 5600 building of the Gateway Apartments after residents reported that cash had been stolen from their apartments.
The University of Richmond’s housing fire safety policy was revised in January 2018 to no longer require Fire Shield-brand power strips thus relaxing requirements to permit a wider non-Fire Shield range of options.
Editor’s note: The Collegian does not name victims of crimes. One of the victims of the crimes mentioned in this story is a member of The Collegian staff.
An outdoor photography installation currently exhibited in the Stern Plaza was brought to the University of Richmond to raise awareness of human trafficking with the help of a guest lecturer.
Editor's note: the first version of this story misattributed who created a special website promoting the two Democratic candidates. It was created by UR College Democrats, not the candidates.
A University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law student is leading the effort to write a letter to the Virginia State Bar asking for the termination of the requirement that aspiring lawyers disclose their entire mental health history on Virginia State Bar applications.
Editor's note: an earlier version of this story misstated where Harleen Bal would be studying. It is only Northwestern India, not Northwestern India and Eastern Pakistan.
In an effort to make the University of Richmond campus more inclusive, students are in the process of creating two new organizations that will provide more opportunities for diverse perspectives to come together.
The man charged with killing a then-rising University of Richmond sophomore in 2014 has pleaded guilty to all seven charges against him, including terrorism and felony murder.
Editor's note: After publication, Rachael Overland informed The Collegian that the "organization is for women and non-binary identifying individuals, but the club's open speaker events and panels will be open to everyone irregardless of gender."
The Muslim Student Association's Islam Awareness Week will be the group’s first full week of activities to share Muslim students’ experiences and educate University of Richmond students about Islam.
University of Richmond students joined hundreds of thousands of others on Saturday in Washington, D.C., for a gun violence protest driven by young adults and children. The protest was sparked in part by the recent school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
A senior adviser for former President George W. Bush spoke to the campus and local community about immigration Thursday evening as part of the University of Richmond Sharp Viewpoint Speaker Series.
Ellwood Thompson’s, a locally owned and operated organic grocery store in Richmond, began selling its products at University of Richmond dining locations including Passport, ETC and 8:15 at Boatwright in February.
Alumnae Paul and Anne-Marie Queally donated a $7.5 million lead gift to begin fundraising efforts for The Queally Athletics Center, a basketball training and performance facility.
Josh Jeffreys, recently named Jewish chaplain and director of religious life in the office of the chaplaincy, always knew he wanted to help people learn more about their faith and turn it into action, he said.
The University of Richmond rented out a theater at Bowtie Cinemas on Thursday, Feb. 22 to show nearly 300 students, faculty and staff a free, private screening of “Black Panther."
Police arrested a University of Richmond student Wednesday night for involuntary manslaughter following a car accident that resulted in one death, said Robert Cerullo, the Powhatan Deputy Commonwealth’s attorney.
A University of Richmond junior was recently awarded a Beckman Foundation scholarship for her research into improving detection of some diseases, such as prostate cancer and sepsis.
More than 70 volunteers, including University of Richmond students, staff and local community members, came together March 3 to package 10,000 meals for Rise Against Hunger.
