The CCE organized a three-day, alternative Fall Break in Richmond that focused on the environment, the arts and the community.
A Richmond student has been is in contact with women within the Islamic State as part of a project for her Rhetoric and Law class.
Authorities searching for Hannah Graham found human remains Saturday. The identity of the remains must be confirmed by forensic testing.
The Women and Leadership Conference featured keynote speakers Melanie Liddle Healey and Liza Donnelly.
Shiza Shahid will speak at Richmond on Sunday about her work as Malala Fund co-founder and global ambassador.
A student researcher at Yale who was helping to monitor the Ebola outbreak in Liberia has been quarantined.
Representatives from three sororities visited Richmond for the chance to become the university's newest chapter.
Carolyn Powell attended a book signing for her book, “The Heart to Survive,” inspired by her recovery from cardiac arrest in 2009.
Documentarian James Barrat lectured on artificial intelligence in Modlin, and cautioned its use in the future.
The Robins School of Business will host the EFMD Global Undergraduate Conference, "Preparing Students for the Journey."
Students' tuition pays for staff salaries, maintenance and supplies. As a non-for-profit organization, it is not owned by a single person.
Campus Climate Survey seeks to combat sexual assault at Richmond. The survey could also be used for a pilot survey at Rutgers University.
Three Richmond students shared coming out stories as part of LGBTQ History Month and talked about how it has affected their lives.
Twenty-two percent of Americans are worried about contracting Ebola, a figure consistent with fear of the H1N1 virus outbreak from 2009.
The Homecoming Concert, featuring Sammy Adams, will take place Friday, Oct. 17. Tickets are free for students and can be reserved online.
Richmond students are frustrated about the lack of sanitary and functional laundry machines allotted to each dorm or apartment block.
Brig. Gen. Mark Martins talked about dealing with people who had been brought up on charges of war crimes at Guantanamo Bay.
Provost Jacquelyn Fetrow led a discussion with student leaders about improving academic policies and procedures.
Tibetan monk Robert Thurman spoke about Buddhism and the Dalai Lama. He also touched on topics such as global warming and war.
Greek life is changing with the new Standards of Excellence guidelines — part of the initiative to bring another sorority to campus.
