The highly anticipated spring registration period is finally over. Congratulations to those of you who got all of your classes. If you didn’t, no worries because there are various activities this week to distract you from your academic troubles.
Hello November! Autumn is in full swing, and there are plenty of events to check out this week!
Get your costumes ready, Spiders! There’s plenty to do this week with Halloween coming up. Take a break from class and explore the campus and the city of Richmond.
“I think it’s really important for straight students to see the depth and breadth of excitement in our community,” Butler said. “It’s important that queer and straight students have opportunities to see things like this.”
The Plain White T’s opened with “Our Time Now,” and immediately after they finished, the crowd began to chant for “Hey There Delilah.” After a brief competition to see how loud each half of the crowd could sing, the Plain White T’s followed with “Young Tonight,” “All That We Needed,” “Fired Up” and “Should’ve Gone to Bed.”
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.
With finals on the horizon, make the most of the beautiful weather and explore the University of Richmond’s campus and the city of Richmond. Check out these upcoming events to kick off the season!
Acclaimed actor Rainn Wilson brought his charisma to the University of Richmond to discuss his spiritual journey and his New York Times bestselling book "Soul Boom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution."
Springtime bliss is in full bloom! Enjoy the flourishing beauty of spring with a bouquet of exciting events happening this week, both on and off campus.
The Martha Graham Dance Company performed at the University of Richmond’s Alice Jepson Theater on March 22, showcasing three dances featuring the late Graham’s unique choreography.
Happy April, Spiders! As our campus becomes painted with cherry blossoms and the end of the semester is around the corner, here are some exciting events to make these April days truly blossom!
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.
University Dancers' 39th Annual Dance Concert, titled “MOVING BODIES | BODIES MOVING,” encapsulated the power of dance as a catalyst for creativity and community.
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Doug Pardue met with students at the University of Richmond to speak about the critical role of investigative journalism on Feb. 26.
Spiders, we've reached the home stretch before spring break—congratulations on making it this far! Before you dive into your well-deserved break, here are some fantastic events to enjoy with your friends.
Just two more weeks until spring break, Spiders! As you prepare for midterms, remember to take some time for yourself. Here are some upcoming events that are perfect for taking a well-deserved study break.
Presented by the UR Center for Student Involvement, Student Center for Equity and Inclusion and the Modlin Center of the Arts, "An Evening with Issa Rae" brought the acclaimed actress to UR's Camp Concert Hall on Friday evening.
Congratulations on completing another week of the semester, Spiders! Remember to save some time for yourself and enjoy the exciting events happening on campus. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
