Survivor of Virginia Tech shooting speaks to UR students
By Kim Smith | February 12, 2018Kristina Anderson, a survivor of the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting, spoke to the University of the Richmond on Monday about her story.
Kristina Anderson, a survivor of the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting, spoke to the University of the Richmond on Monday about her story.
Hillel, UR's Jewish student organization, announced its first Birthright Israel trip designed specifically for students.
Receptions honoring Westhampton College student-athletes and women and gender expansive students of color will take place this spring, according to a recent email.
A storm of tweets flooded Twitter yesterday and today claiming that Juuls, or e-cigarettes, are causing waves of lung cancer for young people.
Biology professors and married couple April and Malcolm Hill will leave their positions at the UR in July to work at Bates College in Maine.
Painted rocks placed on campus by a University of Richmond student are brightening the days of those who see them.
Members of UR information services discovered 3,000 UR email addresses published to a hidden database, according to a Jan. 26 email.
“Your parents’ income matters more than what you can do,” Putnam said. “And that is the exact opposite of what the American Dream is.”
Several courses at the University of Richmond help international students improve their knowledge of English and United States culture.
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney highlighted the ability for the University of Richmond to lead the way for change during the annual Martin Luther King Day Commemoration on January 24.
Students in a rhetoric class spent the fall semester trying to answer that question in the context of the University of Richmond’s archival evidence of race and gender relations.
The sophomore class registration was corrupted by several students, causing a brief shutdown of the system.
Earlier this fall, administration made significant changes to the Richmond Scholars program, the most prestigious merit-based award given by UR.
Two students published accounts of the mishandling of their Title IX cases in September 2016. Since then, UR has introduced numerous changes.
Law Professor Mary Kelly Tate continues to advocate for the wrongfully convicted in her work on and off campus.
A string of late-night fire alarms in North Court have interrupted the sleep and study habits of its inhabitants, students say.
In the UR bookstore, the 6-outlet 3-foot-long power strip currently costs $32.99, and the 3-outlet 8-foot-long extension cord costs $21.99.
“We want to be able to say ‘this is what we’ve built, and this is how many people it’s impacting.’”
The associate dean for student services and administration of the University of Richmond School of Law will be the new director of compliance and Title IX coordinator.
The continued development of the coordinate college system is partly due to its platform for larger conversations about gender.