The CIE initiative was started in 2017 to foster creativity, entrepreneurial ingenuity in addressing problems and challenges from multiple perspectives.
Two single-use bathrooms in the Robins School of Business became gender-neutral on Feb. 26 as part of a campus-wide push for inclusiveness.
The Center for Student Involvement and SOBAC are responding to suspended campus events as UR adapts to remote learning.
UR students are involved in Cru, an international, interdenominational evangelical Christian group, not a recognized at UR.
The Office of Student Development updated the formal student complaint policy and submission form to centralize reporting.
Dining Services wants to help make the dining hall more inclusive, said Terry Baker, executive director of dining services.
“Not having a job anymore is really problematic,” Chau said. “It really did just throw a stick in my bike wheels, to be honest.”
Ernest McGowen is the new project coordinator of the Race and Racism Project.
With $10,000 and a passion for women’s rights, Shamim Ibrahim set out to change girls' lives in Kenya.
While performing a scat tour, three students came across previously found dug-up grave sites on the Pagebrook Property owned by UR.
The adjustments include an extension on the deadline for students to withdraw from classes, a ban on giving out putative grades I,V and M and a grading option of credit/no credit for students.
The beat of the drums and the chants of “timely warning” bellowed across campus during the feminist flash mob interventions on Wednesday.
The LALIS department will offer two separate tracks for Spanish heritage speakers pursuing a LALIS major starting in the fall of 2020.
Members of UREMS, the student EMT group at the University of Richmond, will now be paid for their work.
An email sent to a group of Asian and Asian-American students from a student employee in the Office of Multicultural Affairs caused confusion and violated FERPA privacy rights.
The University of Richmond will delay commencement, move to remote instruction and shift to remote work for employees for the rest of the spring semester.
UR will suspend its classes through March 20 to prepare for a likely transition to remote online instruction until at least April 3.
The Richmond Society posted copies across campus of a Founders Day letter in which it expressed repulsion to the recent acts of racism.
The University of Richmond updated its fire safety policy after repeated damage and vandalisms to exit signs posed threats to student safety.
Faculty members, students and staff members gathered with community members to hear a panel presenting research on UR’s history.
