CEO economic outlook survey bodes well for seniors
By Ben Panko | October 27, 2014Survey shows that CEOs intend to increase their companies' capital spending. However, results do not apply to the general economy.
Survey shows that CEOs intend to increase their companies' capital spending. However, results do not apply to the general economy.
There will be an increased presence of Residence Life staff and University Police around South Court to address the continued vandalism.
Texas will continue to enforce stringent voter identification requirements in the upcoming midterm election.
Richmond ties with Swarthmore College for most beautiful liberal arts college, according to Examiner.com.
Human remains found in southern Albemarle County on Oct. 18 have been identified as those of missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, the police said.
Caitlin Boyle speaks about positive body image and her work as founder of Operation Beautiful.
U.S.-Iran cooperation against Islamic State raises questions in nuclear negotiations and coming midterm elections.
Mark Warner discusses his plans to prevent student debt in Virginia.
Sammy Adams performed at the 2014 Richmond homecoming concert on the Westhampton Green Friday, Oct. 17.
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."
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