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Richmond faces tornado warning; three dead in Virginia
By Collegian Wire | February 24, 2016University of Richmond issued a UR Alert for a tornado warning for about 15 minutes Wednesday.
University of Richmond issued a UR Alert for a tornado warning for about 15 minutes Wednesday.
The presidential race took an unexpected turn when Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died Feb. 13.
By investing more than $400,000 of the University of Richmond's endowment, the Student Managed Investment Fund provides students with real world investing experience.
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More than 150 attended the on-campus conference, which focused on authentic conversations about race relations and empowerment.
A campus gallery devoted itself to student art and performance for its fourth College Night.
Rabbi Andrew Goodman has announced his resignation after five years of being the first-ever campus rabbi at University of Richmond.
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Fire alarms in Boatwright Memorial Library and Jeter Hall left students waiting in the cold.
The Jepson Edge Institute and A&S Next help prepare those students without a linear career path for what’s next.
University of Richmond will be closed on Monday because of an impending snowstorm.
Several major academic buildings and residence halls on University of Richmond's campus remain powerless after a power line failure that occurred late Thursday night.
The Vagina Monologues seeks to encourage dialogue about sexual relationships, both positive and negative ones.
CSSA, KASA and Spider Nights teamed up for the first time to host a Chinese New Year’s celebration.
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The Carolina Panthers take on the Denver Broncos in this Sunday’s Super Bowl. Do you know where you’re going to watch the big game?
The Ukrop Auditorium, though filled with a respectable number of locals fascinated by the environment, was not the least bit full of Richmond students.
After a night of controversy at last year's event, Ring Dance policies have changed again to allow junior women to have up to two escorts during the procession.
Officials at William & Mary confirmed that a student had contracted the Zika virus, and Richmond student said she had the virus over winter break.
University of Richmond Police Report: January 25 - February 3