The mood was electric among the approximately 7,000 people crowd Thursday evening at the Richmond Convention Center.
Ed Gillespie and Ralph Northam affirmed their commitment to Virginia’s higher education during the University of Richmond’s Sharp Viewpoint Speakers Series.
The sustainability department launched its first Rethink Waste event Saturday at the Richmond-Albany football game.
Richmond's Out of the Darkness Walk, which promotes suicide awareness, is being co-hosted by a University of Richmond student this year.
The Multifaith Group, Muslim Students Association and Hillel joined together on Tuesday, Oct. 3rd, in the Wilton Center to discuss the role of religion and identity.
The University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies hosted author and education activist José Luis Vilson to speak about his 2014 book.
Gender-flexible housing, a new housing option that was first announced in October 2016, has been chosen by 40 students for the new school year.
The All American Rejects are set to perform at the fourth annual homecoming concert.
The E. Claiborne Robins School of Business created the iLab for entrepreneurs to work and collaborate with each other.
The University of Richmond has launched their 2017 Wireless Project to expand network connection across campus.
Students in a Queer Literature class used their class time to protest an anti-abortion “Stop the Violence Tour” on Thursday in the Tyler Haynes Commons.
On Friday, Sept. 29, UR Downtown hosted a meet and greet session with current state officials about criminal justice in the state of Virginia.
Meg Pevarski was recently chosen to receive the Greek Adviser of the Year award from the Kappa Alpha Order National Headquarters.
South Court’s renovations, expected to continue until the spring semester, have left students with fewer housing options.
URPD has begun training officers to respond to potential opioid overdoses with the introduction of Narcan, a nasal spray that temporarily counteracts effects.
The first episode of season three of "Good Luck America" aired today, and its focus centered on the Confederate statue debate in Richmond.
Former CIA agent and National Security Council spokesperson Ned Price came to UR on Thursday to speak about his decision to resign.
Recent power outages on campus were caused by failed power lines from a main power feeder, University Communications said in an email Wednesday.
Campus police have increased the number of unmarked University Police Department vehicles on campus.
Protesters and counter-protesters gathered around the Robert E. Lee statue Saturday when members of a pro-Confederate group arrived in Richmond.
