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.
URPD is hosting a free women's self defense class to teach interested students, faculty and staff how to be aware of one’s surroundings and fend off attackers.
A large, black snake was found in the basement of Marsh Hall Tuesday night, according to URPD.
The College Republicans and Democrats set up a display of almost 3,000 flags Tuesday morning to commemorate 9/11 victims.
President Crutcher welcomed Jeffrey Herbst, the former CEO of the Newseum, to discuss free expression on Wednesday night.
UR alumnus Ryan Frost ’05, will be screening his film "September Morning," which is based on his experience as a college freshmen during 9/11.
The Richmond Police Department is investigating a display at Bryan Park that took place early Thursday morning as a crime, authorities say.
This year's orientation lacked adequate discussion and representation of diversity, despite the class of 2020 being the most diverse in UR history.
“Safety at your fingertips” is the catchphrase URPD has been using in a campaign about a new app they hope all students will download.
Last Thursday night, a coalition of UR student organizations hosted a panel discussion on the recent violence that occurred in Charlottesville.
More than 300 University of Richmond faculty and staff members have signed a statement to "oppose and denounce racism and racist violence" like in Charlottesville.
“Unite the Right,” a rally meant to protest the city of Charlottesville’s decision to remove a statue of Confederate General Robert E, turned violent this past weekend.
Westhampton College welcomes new assistant dean Dr. Donique McIntosh, who will join their staff on Aug. 1.
Two students were taken to a hospital for observation after a chemical fire broke out on the third floor of Gottwald Center for the Sciences Wednesday.
