“The three [course] objectives -- adjustment, transformation and community -- are key,” Director of Health Promotion Heather Sadowski said.
Davison was pivotal to the founding of the orchestra, which is a “workshop for young musicians to promote coexistence and intercultural dialogue."
A year and a half after an abrupt departure from the University of Richmond, the class of 2020 returned to UR to celebrate its commencement ceremony.
The Disability Services main office and testing center are located in Tyler Haynes Commons suites 338 and 348.
A generous and outgoing soul, Saunders asks others to do just one thing: share.
The tree sits behind a plaque that reads: "IN HONOR OF DR. BETTY NEAL CRUTCHER. MENTOR EDUCATOR FRIEND..."
"I can say honestly, from the bottom of my heart, it has been six years that have been like a labor of love," said Ronald Crutcher, the outgoing president of UR.
The deans sent the email, which is titled “An Open Letter to the Board of Trustees from the Five Deans of Schools,” to the Board on April 2.
“If you are engaging in activism and you're not taking time to rest, you may not be there tomorrow to continue...,” Camilla Nonterah, professor of psychology, said.
The slideshow, which was last modified in Feb. 2018, was acquired following a series of suspensions of the Theta Chi Omicron chapter in 2020.
Instead of spring break, UR provided students with two wellness days, on Feb. 9 and April 7, as well as a light workload week from March 1 to March 5.
Hayley Simms, a sophomore, mentioned the convenience of the GrubHub ordering system for on-campus restaurants as a factor in her spending.
Spider Solar is a 20-megawatt solar energy facility that contains 47,000 panels and produces 41,000 megawatt-hours of solar energy annually.
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill designates $40 billion to universities across the United States.
Along with the A-10 Conference, CAA Football announced over the summer that fall 2020 competitions would be postponed.
"We as community members are all part of changing the culture that allows for violence to happen," Tingle said.
New American History seeks to “uncover the untold stories and missing pieces of what we know or thought we already knew about the American past,” according to the NAH website.
Ways to Memorialize explores memorialization efforts among colleges and universities in Virginia with historical connections to slavery.
“Not only that, I also want our campus as a community to grapple with racism and segregation...," Crutcher said.
“I didn’t have a fever; I didn’t really have a headache; I didn’t really have a stomach ache,” she said. “It was just a general achy feeling.”
