Senior Sherley Arias-Pimentel’s photographic work depicting Ghanaian culture helped her land the Imagining America’s Joy of Giving Something Fellowship for the 2022-2023 cycle.
UR students have the opportunity to engage with some of Richmond’s top social innovators, participate in fully-funded travel abroad and create their own businesses through the CIE initiative.
The University of Richmond’s School of Professional and Continuing Studies is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
After a vacancy for six years, Richmond College found a new assistant dean and the decision to choose Raymond Trac was simple, Richmond College Dean Joe Boehman said.
The group is filling out a club application with the goal of becoming a registered student organization by next semester.
In the music studio on the first floor of Parsons, the sound of music bounces off the walls as the boys of Dogpark, a band made up of five University of Richmond students, practice for their next show.
The Jepson School of Leadership Studies turns 30 this year, marking a milestone in the school's history.
Members of the University of Richmond community received an email re-introducing the Threat Assessment Team at the beginning of this semester. Here is what the team means for students.
At “A Taste of the World: A Night of Cultural Exchange,” which took place from 6-8 p.m. on April 16, several cultural student organizations came together to share food and beverages with the UR community.
Following fraternity suspensions, some lodges were left empty and have now become spaces for non-Greek life campus organizations.
The Rho Mu Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. raised $950 at its annual BRAvo Breast Cancer Awareness Showcase on April 8.
UR graduates are entering a job market shaped by the Great Resignation, marked by mass career exits triggered by the pandemic. It’s a professional landscape that looks different than ever before.
Students gathered in the Forum on April 4 for the first in-person Take Back the Night in two years, the silence of the night broken as survivors shared their accounts of sexual assault.
GreenUR's mask recycling program awaits the disposable masks laying around campus with drop-off locations in Tyler Haynes Commons and Gottwald Center for the Sciences.
Campus community members gathered at 5 p.m. on March 31 for "Loss and Resilience: A Community Gathering to Mark the Second Anniversary of COVID-19."
The University of Richmond's new social justice publication Counterculture Magazine launched its first edition Friday.
Fifteen years after getting his bachelor's in business from UR, Valentyn Ilchuk is defending his country from Russian invasion for the second time.
Students in Healthcare and Medical Humanities started working on “Spiders Have Sex,” a five-episode podcast series, in February. The first episode came out on Spotify on March 25.
Absurd Snacks, the nut-free, vegan, alternative trail mix made of beans created by University of Richmond students will be hitting the shelves today.
“Alterations” will remain on campus through April 22. Visitors can see artist Nancy Judd’s works of art using items such as orange peels, parking tickets and salmon teeth, all while learning about the environment.
