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By Cate Bonner || 15 hours ago

The Outdoors Club, one of the newest additions to UR's campus life, is building a community of people with a shared passion for exploring.

By Julia Schmuckler || 16 hours ago

First-generation graduates of the class of 2019 gathered in the Brown Alley Room on April 8 where they received rose and silver cords.

By Hunter Moyler || 04/17/19 3:03am

Zach Brown is both a UR law student and a candidate for Virginia State Senate.

By Alex Maloney || 04/15/19 6:55pm

UR hosted Lío Villahermosa, an artist-in-residence from Puerto Rico, through a Northwestern University program.

By Rebecca Rohn || 04/10/19 4:17am

Professor Julian Hayter is taking on a new role in the city of Richmond as a member of the History and Culture Commission.

By Robbie Kent || 04/09/19 2:19am

Construction has begun on the "Eco-Corridor," which refers to the restoration of Little Westham Creek and the Gambles Mill Corridor.

By Rebecca Rohn || 04/07/19 3:53pm

During spring break, members of The SEEDS Project spent time in West Virginia, Louisiana and Michigan, engaging with the communities' struggles.

By Kyla Coleman || 04/04/19 1:17am

Phil Hayes, assistant technical director and scene shop foreman for the UR department of theatre and dance, was awarded with a Kennedy Center honor.

By Bingjie Liu || 04/03/19 2:06am

Ngoma African Dance Company, founded by UR alumnus Brooks, celebrated its annual showcase at 7:30 p.m. on March 23 in Camp Concert Hall.

By Victoria Davis || 03/17/19 11:53pm

On the second floor of North Court in the Ancient World Gallery lies Ti-Ameny-Net, an ancient Egyptian mummy.

By Rebecca Rohn || 03/17/19 8:14pm

Since the beginning of the spring semester, there have been 130 crimes reported on campus, according to the URPD crime log.

By AJ Quinlen || 03/08/19 11:28pm

Gray O’Dwyer had been advocating for a mental health question’s removal since last spring.

By Cassie Coughlan || 03/07/19 2:39am

How are UR’s historical records kept? Who decides which pieces of history are relevant for the campus community?

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