The study center, which is open to all students, has a new location just a short walk from campus.
UR's social structure is set up in a way that makes some students feel excluded.
History and international studies professor David Brandenberger has a passion for collecting artifacts from the pre- and post-Stalin era.
With companies including Netflix, Adobe and Genworth Financial on his resume, Joel Mier offers valuable insight for students that goes beyond what any textbook can provide.
Anthropology professor Jennifer Nourse’s office is filled with various gifts and keepsakes from all over the world.
Ten years ago, Joe Hoyle began creating his visual masterpiece by gradually adding souvenirs of things he finds interesting to his office.
The second installment of a seven-part photo series showcasing various professors' offices around the University of Richmond.
The first installment of a seven-part photo series showcasing various professors' offices around the University of Richmond.
Last week, Chris Hamby, RC '08, earned BuzzFeed News its first Pulitzer citation. Hamby talked exclusively with The Collegian about journalism and his UR years.
In UR's Market Research and Analysis class, student groups get real-world marketing and research experience working with local businesses.
Although most students have on-campus jobs, others choose to branch out and seek employment in the Richmond area.
Time spent in relatively homogenous Switzerland inspired Jackie Sirc, WC '17, to create a Fulbright Grant proposal exploring cultural integration and tension within the nation.
A new student-run media platform for women made its debut at the University of Richmond.
Barbie Savani, WC '17, continues a lifelong passion for horseback riding and earns a spot representing the University of Richmond at the upcoming zone championships.
University of Richmond's latin dance group, Ritmo Latino, is ready to fill the Tyler Haynes Commons with their namesake, 'latin rhythm,' this Saturday night.
What started as a high school project for Virginia Myers, WC '18, has become a successful app and social media business.
Student entrepreneur discusses the growth of jewelry business, her plans for the future and what it means to be a small-business owner.
Students must often decide whether to continue or abandon their meatless diets when studying abroad.
A team of 14 students spent spring break on a field ecology research trip in the tropical rainforests of Belize.
It’s been more than 15 years since Vanessa Carlton’s iconic single “A Thousand Miles” hit airwaves, making the ballerina-turned-singer a household name.
