James Vonesh, assistant director for the Center of Environmental Studies at VCU, spoke at UR's South Africa Week on Nov. 13.
The panel, “The North Korea Dilemma,” featured guests Todd Sechser and Col. Lawrence Wilkerson.
This is the first semester that CAPS employees are worried they might not have the chance to meet with everyone.
Both the Office of Common Ground and the President's Office decided not to release an official statement about the memo.
President Crutcher showed no sense of complacency in the university’s current standing during his State of the University address.
This week, UR is celebrating South Africa Week, exploring themes of justice, reconciliation, commemoration and environmental stewardship.
On Nov. 8, 1967, Lt. Robert “Bob” Fergusson was the first University of Richmond graduate to ever die in combat.
The journalism department hosted two panels to speak with black and Muslim journalists about their experiences in media.
International students must purchase the school's health insurance plan, which increased in cost by $500 this year.
Since the beginning of classes on Aug. 27, 11 fire alarms have gone off in Gray Court.
Some students prefer to not get the flu shot while others get it every year.
The university has stated that housing will not be guaranteed to those who are not full-time students.
UR students part of the anticipated above-average young voter turnout were able to vote at a new on-campus polling location at the Jepson Alumni Center.
Democrat A. Donald McEachin of the Fourth District, which includes UR, secured his seat earlier in the evening.
Students from the University of Richmond and Virginia Union University joined the Richmond community that evening.
The university sought to address the grief and complex feelings many on campus were dealing with after recent tragedies.
The suspect of the armed robbery that occurred on campus on Aug. 25 has been identified as Tyreek William Cox.
An email offering students $300 a week for advertising with an adhesive sticker on their car was a scam.
At "A Story Unfolding: Commemorating 50 Years of African American Student Experiences,” three alumni were honored for being pioneers.
They published the map, which contains data from 1840 to 2016, at this time because it is a midterm election year.
