A UR law student is leading the effort to write a letter to the Virginia State Bar regarding mental health policies on state bar applications.
In an effort to make UR more inclusive, students are creating two new organizations that bring more diverse perspectives together.
The accused murderer of UR student Brendan Tevlin pleaded guilty to all charges against him, including terrorism and felony murder.
University of Richmond students have begun the process of forming a Women in Business club with the help of faculty and administration.
Student government released the listening tour report on March 21, sharing with students and faculty the findings of a semester-long outreach initiative.
The Muslim Student Association's Islam Awareness Week will be the group’s first full week of activities to share Muslim students’ experiences and educate UR students about Islam.
UR students joined hundreds of thousands of others on Saturday in Washington, D.C. for a gun violence protest driven by young adults and children.
A senior adviser for former President George W. Bush spoke to the campus and local community about immigration Thursday evening.
Ellwood Thompson’s, a locally-owned and operated organic grocery store in Richmond, began selling their products at University of Richmond in February.
Alumnae Paul and Anne-Marie Queally donated a $7.5 million lead gift to begin fundraising efforts for The Queally Athletics Center, a basketball training and performance facility.
Josh Jeffreys, the new Jewish campus chaplain, always knew he wanted to help people learn more about their faith and turn it into action.
A UR junior was recently awarded a Beckman Foundation scholarship for her research into improving detection of some diseases.
UR rented out a theater at Bowtie Cinemas to show nearly 300 students, faculty and staff a free, private screening of "Black Panther."
A University of Richmond student was arrested Wednesday night for involuntary manslaughter following a car accident that resulted in one death.
The Richmond Women’s Law student group and the Metro Richmond Women’s Bar Association sponsored an Elect Her program that encouraged women to run for office.
Over 70 volunteers, including University of Richmond students, staff and local community members, came together March 3 to package 10,000 meals for Rise Against Hunger.
Dozens of students gathered in the University Forum on Tuesday to silently sit, meditate and pray in solidarity with Parkland, Fla., to honor the lives of those lost and peacefully promote gun control.
Students working at UR during the summer will no longer receive a guaranteed $2 per hour bump to their wages.
We live in a confusing sexual culture because of the pressures around sex, a sexuality teacher said to a group of UR students during her talk Tuesday.
This spring, the University of Richmond plans to launch a construction project of an “Eco-Corridor” that will provide students with a long-sought-after access site for nature.
