This column aims to highlight the interesting courses the University of Richmond offers and to give students a better understanding of the options. Students only have so many opportunities to take classes outside their major, so let’s make them count!
One of the first things I’ll say is that it may not be easy. Whether it’s a breakup with a boyfriend or personal family conflicts, college life seems more challenging while navigating relationships.
As a rule, I try not to think about my regrets too often, but there are actually several things I wish I would have done differently during my time at the University of Richmond.
“Black Girl” tells the story of Diouana, a young woman from Senegal who has been trafficked into France to work as an unpaid maid for a middle-class French family.
With “Mothership Connection,” George Clinton, the funkxtra-dimensional being and mastermind behind the record, would not only capture the sound and feelings of a generation but would go on to inspire other music deities.
In no particular order. I’ve been waiting for a platform to discuss this for a while, and now I can finally spread the truth.
The 1975 returns to its roots with their new album, "Being Funny in a Foreign Language."
I’m happy you ended things on good terms, but it’s essential to give each other meaningful space.
“The End of Summer” (1961) is a fascinating film. Like so many of director Yasujiro Ozu’s other films, it explores the textured generational shiftings of a contemporaneous Japan
“8 Mile,” unfortunately, fails to stand the test of time. Poor acting performances and a nearly nonexistent plot slows the pace down and become boring.
The condemnation that "Cronos" offers is not of self-improvement but of Christianity’s very notion of sin as a blemish.
Recently, I was able to get a hold of Mike Street, a DJ at 106.5 The Beat. As a college radio DJ myself, I wanted to know more about broadcasting and ask him about being in professional radio.
Whether it’s homesickness or a general lack of company, loneliness is a feeling that can be hard to escape in college.
Like many of my classmates here at the University of Richmond, my senior year of high school was simply a competition — who would become valedictorian, salutatorian and whatever comes after that.
Charli XCX will undoubtedly trailblaze through the coming decade. As the world undergoes a digitalization overhaul, so has she.
