UR Weekly Roundup | Week of March 20
By Son Tran | 14 hours agoFrom a game night to a dance exhibition, check out what this week has to offer.
From a game night to a dance exhibition, check out what this week has to offer.
As we approach the end of January, here are some events happening both on and off campus.
Kronos Quartet, an award winning San Francisco-based string quartet, performed At War With Ourselves - 400 Years of You at the Modlin Center for the Arts on Jan. 21.
From Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration to movie screenings, check out the events happening this week.
With an overwhelming choice of options, one may wonder: what is the best study space on campus? This article will solve your dilemma.
To determine this winner, I tried a toasted everything bagel with scallion cream cheese and capers at Chewy’s Bagels, Nate’s Bagels and Cupertino’s NY Bagels to ensure that the competition was fair.
The University of Richmond Free Theatre & Dance will be hosting a four-day premiere starting Nov. 17 of the musical “Miss You Like Hell” directed by professors Patricia Herrera and Dorothy Holland.
Political activist Angela Davis called for demilitarizing the police and weaving the Black and Palestinian solidarity movements in academia at a lecture on Nov. 14.
University of Richmond students from various countries gathered in Tyler Haynes Commons on Nov. 12 with booths representative of their cultural food, dress and dances.
The University of Richmond’s International Education Week for New Zealand begins on Nov. 14 and will celebrate the food, environment, animals and culture of Aotearoa, the Māori-language name for New Zealand.
The city of Richmond celebrates Native American Heritage Month with a variety of events around the city.
With the end of the semester approaching, take advantage of these events while you still can. Check out what this week has to offer.
UR Way was blocked off to traffic on Nov. 4 to make room for StreetFest, a miniature block party that included an assortment of food trucks, games and even a DJ stand.
From Halloween treats to Christmas markets, this week has got a lot in store.
Mercury Stardust, known on TikTok as the "Trans Handy Ma'am," visited the University of Richmond on Oct. 18 as a part of the LGTBTQ+ History Month programming.