University unveils overdose kits in residence halls, common spaces
By Celia Poag | 21 hours agoThe installations are a part of the Opioid Overdose Prevention Program, known as OOPP, a project started last year by Susannah Carter, ‘25.
The installations are a part of the Opioid Overdose Prevention Program, known as OOPP, a project started last year by Susannah Carter, ‘25.
On Earth Day, students and faculty cycled through a four hour study-in at the Stern Quadrangle with signage calling for environmental action.
The Burying Ground Memorial project consecration and memorial dedication was held on Wednesday, April 23, a milestone in a years-long process of reckoning with the University of Richmond’s complicated past.
With 15 minutes left until the bows the Alice Jepson Theatre stage went dark during the University of Richmond’s production of “Urinetown” after a snake caused equipment at the steam plant to short circuit and sparked a campus-wide power outage on April 20.
The University of Richmond cancelled classes when the campus lost power after a snake got into the main power plant Sunday night, to UR facilities.
Don’t try to be perfectly objective or neutral when covering far-right extremism and don’t expect that the cops will respect your rights, said a citizen journalist and neo-Nazi expert Molly Conger at a talk at the University of Richmond on April 2.
You might know them for their song “Jungle”, but you’ve definitely heard “Renegades” and “Unsteady”. Now, you can hear the pop band X Ambassadors live when they headline the Last Day of Classes (or LDOC) concert on Friday, April 25.
On March 26, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist David Carson showed a crowd of students, faculty, and Richmond locals an evocative image: a teary-eyed child clutching a small puppy in a lifeboat.
Performers from UR’s two dance groups, Bollywood Jhatkas and Block Crew, filled Camp Concert Hall for a two-part dance experience "Bollywood on The Block" on Saturday March 29, taking the audience through the temporal evolution of multiple dance styles.
A microphone, pair of headphones, editing software and an old-school voice recorder or computer are essential for a podcast starter kit. But what keeps listeners interested and waiting for the newest episode drop? Ears. They are the most important piece of equipment.
As part of their mission to reimagine relationships, embrace human connection and make polyamory more accessible, educators encouraged a UR audience to expand their connections and care network to foster community.
The man whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory believed that an event at the University of Richmond’s Robins School of Business was led by a visiting speaker attempting to abduct him for human trafficking.
Models strutted through the Current donning shirts from thrift stores, pants that they painted, and hand-me-down shoes at Rethink Waste’s Second Hand Fashion Show. The only rule? No new clothing.
The Political Science department led a second teach-in and Q&A discussing the global effects of Trump’s presidency.
A Richmond man linked to death threats posted on social media and whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory, was arrested by Henrico County police late this morning, according to University of Richmond Chief of Police Dave McCoy.
