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The OIE announced limited study abroad programming yesterday, wrote Ellen Sayles, associate dean and director of education abroad.
UR Equity Summit was held via Zoom on Sept. 29 and Oct. 1 covering a range of topics intending to inspire equitable change across campus.
CAPS made the change to same-day appointments this fall after Brown University had success with a similar method, receiving good student feedback.
The OIE contacted several of its long-standing study abroad partners, and several were willing to work with the OIE given COVID-19.
Student organizations can have in-person meetings while physical distancing, according to an email sent to students by the CSI on Sept. 16.
With club sports at the University of Richmond now able to practice within certain limitations, a ray of hope for athletes has emerged.
To a virtual audience, President Crutcher addressed UR in the annual State of University, SOTU, address at noon on Sept. 29.
As the weather gets cooler and leaf-peeping season begins, let's not forget to enjoy the opportunities offered to us this month!
Former Charlottesville Mayor Michael Signer talked about his perspective on the reckoning of racial injustice as part of the UR's School of Art and Sciences’ webinar series.
Two hundred and thirty students did not receive COVID-19 clearance before the first day of the fall semester, Shannon Sinclair said.
COVID-19 testing for faculty and staff is highly encouraged at the University of Richmond, but it is not mandatory, Shannon Sinclair said.
Despite the postponement of the football season, the Spiders find themselves looking to make a comeback against their biggest rival yet: COVID-19.
“We’ve always had very strict cleaning and sanitation procedures, but those procedures have increased, taking place between every single shift –six times a day vs. two.”
This is the second time this year that Theta Chi has been suspended and under investigation.
