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The University of Richmond’s International Education Week for New Zealand begins on Nov. 14 and will celebrate the food, environment, animals and culture of Aotearoa, the Māori-language name for New Zealand.
International Dinner: Aotearoa New Zealand
The city of Richmond celebrates Native American Heritage Month with a variety of events around the city. During the month of November, community members have the opportunity to learn about the many traditions, contributions and challenges of various Indigenous communities.
With the end of the semester approaching, take advantage of these events while you still can. Check out what this week has to offer.
UR Way was blocked off to traffic on Nov. 4 to make room for StreetFest, a miniature block party that included an assortment of food trucks, games and even a DJ stand.
The University Players, the University of Richmond’s student theater group, hosted its annual haunted house, “The Carnevil,” on Oct. 28 and 29. The production took place in the Cousins Studio Theater of the Modlin Center of the Arts and was a great place for UR students to get spooked out in celebration of Halloween.
From Halloween treats to Christmas markets, this week has got a lot in store.
Mercury Stardust, known on TikTok as the "Trans Handy Ma'am," is also a professional home maintenance technician, award-winning activist and burlesque dancer. Mercury visited the University of Richmond on Oct. 18 as a part of the LGTBTQ+ History Month programming to speak with students about her life as a transgender woman and offer advice on maintaining dorm rooms.
From spooky season celebrations to informational panels, this week has a lot to offer.
Biology faculty will table their research opportunities to discuss with potential research assistants at the “Boo!-ology” research fair in the atrium of the Gottwald Center for the Sciences at 4 p.m. on Oct. 23.
The University of Richmond Rethink Waste Office is hosting its first Halloween Costume Swap on Friday, Oct. 21. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Tyler Haynes Commons Hanging Lounge.
Comedian Sal Vulcano is on his solo tour and will be visiting the city of Richmond on October 28. at the Carpenter Theater in downtown Richmond.
This week has something for everyone. Check out the happenings:
Fall break is just around the corner. For students staying on campus, there are plenty of events and places to check out.
Make your last few days before fall break count. Check out the happenings this week.
The University of Richmond has been officially dethroned as the nation’s most beautiful campus, dropping to third place in The Princeton Review’s 2023 college rankings.
Cora Lee Mosley Tucker was the first Black woman to run for governor in Virginia and on Sept. 13, University of Richmond community was able to watch the premiere of “On the Battlefield,” a film honoring the legacy she left behind.
On any given weekend in Richmond, FoodiePath.com users can take a dog treat baking class or learn to carve their own wooden jam spreader.
Check out what’s in store this week.
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in British history, died on Sep. 8. As queen, she was the head of state for all of the United Kingdom (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland).
