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Spring semester is in full swing and, as if you aren’t busy enough, there is a full schedule of amazing events lined up for this semester. So don’t forget to break out of Boatwright Memorial Library for a study break and check out some of these events!
Several ill band members could not keep Parade of Lights, a four-piece band from Los Angeles, from bring their electric alternative sound to the The National in downtown Richmond Feb. 21.
In The Know is a weekly brief that highlights events and happenings around University of Richmond
On Saturday, I went to breakfast with my mom in celebration of her birthday. Upon greeting her, we traded kisses on our respective cheeks and exchanged a warm salutation. As is our custom, she then gave me this week’s copy of the New Yorker, and its felicitous cover, artfully illustrated by Kadir Nelson, jointly stoked feelings of refulgent optimism and deep reflection. The cover donned Harlem Renaissance giants like the legendary composer and pianist– and my favorite musician– Duke Ellington, as well as skilled authors James Baldwin and Zora Neale Hurston and Civil Rights leader Malcolm X. Seeing them displayed so elegantly, resolutely, and unapologetically infused into me an insuperable sense of pride about the history of black men and women in America.
They are not the University Dancers. They are not cheerleaders.
Registration is one of the most stressful days of the semester for many students. But for student-athletes, the stress lasts longer than one day.
The eighth annual Connecting Women of Color Conference was held Friday, Feb. 19, in the Jepson Alumni Center. This platform provides undergraduate women of color the opportunity to connect and empower one another through a series of speakers and breakout sessions.
While it may seem as if winter break just ended and we have just begun to settle into our spring semester routines, the truth of the matter is that we have hit the halfway mark. Yes, that means midterms and spring break are on the horizon but it also means that the roommate selection process is here!
University of Richmond is searching for an interim Director of Jewish Life after Rabbi Andrew Goodman, who served as Richmond's first-ever campus rabbi for five years, announced his resignation.
The University of Richmond Athletics Hall of Fame inducted its 40th class last Saturday at the Jepson Alumni Center, headlined by Washington Redskins President and former Richmond football player Bruce Allen.
The Richmond men's basketball team was out-muscled on rebounds by Virginia Commonwealth University in the Siegel Center Friday night and lost 74-87.
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The Lora Robins Gallery was abuzz.
The 58th annual Grammy Awards aired on Monday, and often the most entertaining part of any red carpet event is definitely the fashion. For all of the fashionistas out there, there were a few noteworthy outfits that some of the celebs wore.
Unfortunately, I cannot bring myself to write a love letter to transgender and non-binary identified students at UR, as I recently did for students of color. Don’t get me wrong – I would much rather write that op-ed than this one. The difference here is not that I don’t care about the success, well-being, visibility, and future of trans and non-binary students – because I certainly do. Rather, I cannot speak with the same kind of experience and wisdom about being trans/non-binary as I can about race and racism. I can’t effectively love the beauty, creativity, brilliance, kindness, and bravery of you – my fellow trans and non-binary folk – because I’m still wrestling with loving myself.
In The Know is a weekly brief that highlights events and happenings around University of Richmond.
The temperature drop was not the only problem Richmond students had to worry about this weekend. During the forecasted high 20s of last Sunday, students in Boatwright Memorial Library and Jeter Hall had to wait outside because of three fire alarms.
Waitlist. It’s the dreaded term you hear from colleges who have too many qualified applicants. The phrase professors use when both of you know you aren’t ever going to get into the class. The problem students face when trying to get help for mental health issues on University of Richmond’s campus.
Laurel Wayne, a junior majoring in leadership studies with minors in anthropology and studio art, has one foot in the Jepson Leadership School and the other in the School of Arts & Sciences. With the summer only 11 weeks away, she still has no internship offer in her hands and is getting anxious.
The 58th Annual Grammy Awards hit the Staples Center stage last night, with rapper/actor LL Cool J hosting for his 5th consecutive year. Jam-packed with live concerts, and surprises around every corner, the 2016 Grammy Awards had Richmond students intrigued.
