Duke law professor discusses Constitution, racial justice
By Meredith Moran | September 20, 2020Guy-Uriel Charles spoke about the relationship between the Constitution and the pursuit of racial justice in his lecture.
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Guy-Uriel Charles spoke about the relationship between the Constitution and the pursuit of racial justice in his lecture.
A UR chemistry professor spearheaded a donation of more than 7,000 latex gloves to healthcare workers in Virginia hospitals.
"Zoombombers" attacked a University of Richmond class and briefly disrupted a few other classes last week.
The Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response Coordinating Committee released its final report in January 2020.
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UR students can expect updates on how UR will continue to adjust during the COVID-19 pandemic in the coming weeks.
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Seven faculty members received the Distinguished Educator Award on Aug. 22 at Colloquy, an annual celebratory event during which faculty and staff gather to mark the official beginning of the academic year, said Steve Allred, provost and vice president for academic affairs. The professors who received the awards were Bertram Ashe, English and American studies; Henry Chambers Jr., law; Dean Croushore, economics; Jennifer Erkulwater, political science, Lidia Radi, Italian and French, Patricia Strait, human resource management and Thad Williamson, leadership studies. After President Ayers delivered an address, Allred presented the awards to each recipient, along with a few comments that had been prepared by a faculty selection committee, Allred said. Each year, the committee members are responsible for choosing recipients to be honored at the succeeding year's ceremony.
