Congratulations, Spiders! As the last week of classes approaches, remember to take some well-deserved study breaks. Here are some events to help you unwind and celebrate all your hard work this semester.
Whether you plan to run on a treadmill or start lifting weights, going to the gym for the first time can be a scary experience. Rather than going in blind, here are a few tips to get you started and well on your way to becoming a gym rat.
In a recent installation, the University of Richmond School of Law displayed paintings created by incarcerated artists to celebrate Days of Empathy from March 17 through March 29.
Congratulations on completing your first week back from spring break, Spiders! With just six weeks left until summer break, here are a few events that will help make these final weeks memorable.
Welcome back to campus, Spiders! Congratulations on completing two weeks of classes. As we settle back into classes, it's the perfect time to explore the community and discover what's happening this week.
There are plenty of events in and near Richmond for students to get involved with during winter break, including holiday-related festivities.
We made it to the last week of class! If you need a break from reviewing for finals, here are a few events you would not want to miss.
Sophomore Jeff Tsai, the play’s assistant director, said Mike described "Fairview" as "his most complex production that he has ever tackled in his entire career."
Welcome back Spiders! With Thanksgiving in the back, we are entering the final three weeks of this semester. If you need ideas for things to do, here are some events worth checking out this week.
The annual International Education Week is back, and Thanksgiving break is only a few days away. If you have free time this week, here are some events worth checking out.
Campus is adorned in peak fall colors as the basketball season returns this week. Remember to cast your vote this Tuesday and check out some events happening on and off campus.
The sense of community was vibrant as families, friends and Richmond locals gathered together to celebrate and support local businesses. Each artisan was enthused to speak on their craft and had a unique story that filled the festival with personality.
“I personally don’t have the desire to dress up as something controversial,” first-year Sophia Harvey said.
This week marks the beginning of November and the end of daylight saving time. Remember to adjust your clock and set aside some time to check out these events happening this week.
This performance featured two new additions: the first tap dance performance in the history of Celebration on Dance, performed by Perry, and a dance film, created by Henderson, who is currently abroad.
