Wasps in the Booker Hall of Music are disrupting rehearsals and performances, forcing University of Richmond musicians to perform with swatters under their seats to avoid being stung.
After a night full of networking, pitches and lots of juice, The Great Bake Off ended with the announcement of the winner of this year’s Benchtop Innovations competition: Lume.
Silence took over the E. Claiborne Robins Stadium as the football players on the field took a knee to mourn the loss of the three University of Virginia students who were fatally shot last week.
A judge dismissed a charge of underage possession of alcohol during a hearing on Nov. 15 against former student Alexander Unruh in connection with a Sept. 3 reportedly racist altercation including Unruh and a delivery driver.
The conditions of UR’s on-campus isolation units are manageable for mild to moderate COVID-19 cases, but students expressed concern for those who might have more severe cases of COVID-19.
Information Services completed the roll out of the mandatory use of Duo Multi-Factor Authentication starting Nov. 1 for all students, faculty and staff on email.
UR students, faculty and staff members gathered in front of Maryland Hall on Nov. 11 for a march and sit-in to demand administrative action against injustice on campus.
The student government organizations chose 13 representatives for the Board of Trustees after students demanded more representation in the Board's decisions.
Alumnus and adviser to former President Donald Trump, Kash Patel, ‘02, testified on Nov. 3 before a special grand jury investigating Trump’s potential mishandling of classified documents.
After a long and fruitful business career, former trustee Stephen “Steve” Kneeley was inducted into the Hall of Fame for the E. Claiborne Robins School of Business on Nov. 3.
University of Richmond community members gathered over the past week to express outrage over multiple students who wore racist costumes mocking Mexican and Chinese people and depicting a person getting deported.
Class registration changes dates for all after seniors face technical difficulties during registration.
The rate represents a drop of over 4% from last year and falls even lower than the class of 2023’s record of 28%, according to UR’s Fact Book.
Alice Dreger, historian, journalist and author of “Galileo’s Middle Finger,” spoke about free speech and the dangers of cancel culture in a lecture at the Queally Center for Admission and Career Services on Oct 24.
A month after a capture-and-release trap set by the United State Department of Agriculture was tampered with, the owl that has attacked over 20 community members has still not been caught.
The provost search committee will host an open forum for students to share their opinions on their priorities for the role at 5 p.m. on Oct. 25 via Zoom.
Community members will not see the end result until next year, despite continued archeological and architectural work to bring a memorial to the site.
The 14th annual Connecting Womxn of Color Conference hosted by Westhampton College on Oct. 21, focused on the power of storytelling through different forms of art.
A burst pipe started shooting water several feet into the air outside Lora Robins Court on Oct. 20 as a construction crew worked to repair a broken line going into the Westhampton Deanery.
The Office of Residence Life and Housing changed the number of people allowed at registered events in on-campus apartments to 30 attendees following a reevaluation of the floorplans.
