The women’s basketball team fought its way back to defeat the Duquesne Dukes at the Robins Center on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
Although senior Jaide Hinds-Clarke was able to score her 1000th point tonight, the Richmond offense still couldn’t get things going against VCU.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
After two consecutive Atlantic-10 losses, the Spiders bounced back with an important win against George Washington.
The Spiders earned a 69-57 win against the Davidson College Wildcats with strong defense and consistent energy throughout the game.
Up against the No. 7 Dayton Flyers, the Spiders fell 87-79.
In the third game without leading scorer Blake Francis, the Spiders managed to get past another conference opponent in La Salle with an all-around team effort.
The men's basketball team remains undefeated at home and improved its winning streak to four with a 78-71 win over the College of Charleston.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
Student feedback has been a significant part of the creative process behind the mass emails sent by UR’s athletics marketing department.
Andre Gustavson, a sophomore on the men’s basketball team, sought international education from Helsinki, Finland.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
UR has become the fourth school in Atlantic-10 history to have two A-10 players of the week in the first two weeks of the season.
With a win over McNeese State, the Richmond Spiders are now 4-0 for the first time since 1985.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
Updates on the various men's and women's sports competitions from the past week.
The Spiders have now started the season 2-0 with two overtime wins after a 93-92 win over Vanderbilt.
On a week-long trip to Cuba this summer, a group of student-athletes immersed themselves in Afro-Cuban culture, social justice and leadership.
The University of Richmond’s registered dietitian Karen Hensley wears a lot of hats.
