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A day in the life: Brad Groves
By Rebecca Fradkin | October 29, 2014Find out what it's like to spend a day in the life of the president of the Richmond College Student Government Association.
Find out what it's like to spend a day in the life of the president of the Richmond College Student Government Association.
Shiza Shahid, co-founder of the Malala Fund, visited Richmond and talked about finding your passion in order to effect change.
Major General Michael Lehnert admits regrets regarding his time as a commanding general at Guantanamo Bay.
Homecoming 2014 marked the 100th anniversary of the university's relocation to its current site, with events for students and alumni all weekend.
Homecoming queen Rhiannon Bell shares her reflections on homecoming weekend and answers questions.
theSkimm has two Skimmbassadors on campus who actively promote the newsletter, an abridged and engaging source of news.
The dining hall works with Supported Employment of Virginia to find employment for people with disabilities.
It is estimated that 5 percent of women in college have had plastic surgery, a figure that has more than tripled in the past decade.
"Clybourne Park" is set in 1959 and 2009, and is about racial conflict surrounding a house in inner-city Chicago.
University of Richmond students share their views about getting engaged, or even married, before graduating college.
Michael Leopold received a grant to create a sensor that detects harmful levels of uric or lactic acid in the bloodstream.
An FYS wrote a group letter about sending U.S. troops to Africa to "boost and counter the outbreak of Ebola."
Students in the Parking Lot Project class participated in PARK(ing) Day, a global event where people transform parking spaces.
Richmond student Cassandra Ceballos has discovered a new characteristic of a species of sponge. She will present her research Friday.
Allison Toner interned for a talent agency in New York City during Fashion Week. Her job was to post photos online during fashion shows.
Rochelle Davis focused her lecture on the victims – the Syrian refugees who have had their lives impeded upon by religious extremists.
Provost Jacquelyn Fetrow enjoys working in the lab, walking her dog, cooking and touring the U.S. in an R.V., among other things.
Richmond's Green Bike Program was established to provide a "green" form of on-campus transportation, but many bikes have been damaged.
Rochelle Davis will discuss the struggles of displaced Syrians and more about the Middle East as part of Richmond's Fall Speakers Series 2014.
A collection of sketches by Janet Hamlin from the 9/11 Guantanamo Bay trials is currently featured in Lora Robins Gallery.