Freshmen, seniors and alumnae celebrated the 99th Proclamation Day. The women reflected on how Westhampton had shaped them, then and now.
Ali Muhammad Brown said Tevlin's death was an act of revenge for U.S. military action in the Middle East.
Mount Holyoke College released new policy regarding transgender students. Richmond is also facing this reality, but is unique with its coordinate system.
Over 350 people memorialized Brendan Tevlin, a Richmond student who was killed in June. Students and professors talked about his smile and friendly personality.
Ryan Frost’s play, "September 12th," examines a group of Richmond students’ reactions to 9/11. Frost was a freshman at the time of the attacks.
At Proclamation Day, attendees will celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the school and the many milestones of Westhampton College.
The Cellar has changed and shortened its menu in an attempt to serve healthier food. A factor in changing the menu was to shorten wait times.
Returning students saw a lot of changes on the River Road side of campus, the most visible of which is Gateway Village.
Richmond's website has been redesigned, prompting mostly positive reactions from students. More work will be done throughout the year.
Students with red spiders on their SpiderCards, indicating they are under 21, were not allowed entry into The Cellar last Wednesday.
The next step in this process will be to build a pool of possible candidates and nominees for the position. The search committee is hoping to forward finalists to the board in the spring.
The student governments hosted an event for students to talk to members of the board of trustees and the presidential search committee. Some students would like to see the next president work on the school's reputation.
University of Richmond course materials and content have been uploaded to an Internet site known as Course Hero, which could potentially place the uploading students under violation of the honor code.
Whether you are a returning student, staff or faculty member, alumni who call the Richmond area home or a member of the class of 2018, The Collegian wishes you a warm welcome to the start of this new academic year.
One of the three suspects who were arrested and charged with the murder of Brendan Tevlin has plead not guilty.
Shortly after midnight on Thursday rising sophomore Brendan Tevlin was shot and killed in his car in West Orange, N.J., according to authorities. CBS2 reported that Tevlin, 19, was out visiting with friends for the night and texted his mother to say he was on his way home.
Two of the three passengers who were in a deadly hot air balloon crash in Caroline, Va., Friday night were University of Richmond women's basketball staff members, according to the Henrico Citizen and additional sources.
The University of Richmond Police Department is holding a public sale of unclaimed items from May 12 to May 21 in the Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness, via silent auction.
After competing in the zone finals, Kristen Bailey has qualified to compete in the national championship of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association May 1 in Harrisburg, Pa. Bailey, a senior and co-president of the University of Richmond Equestrian Team, said she was surprised she had made it so far as to qualify for the national championship.
Spiders for Life, the pro-life student organization at University of Richmond, will be holding their first event coordinated with the Students for Life of America this Friday on the academic quad. The event, "What Has Roe Done for Us?", is the first time this specific event has been brought to campus, Stephanie Zemanek, the president of Spiders for Life, said, although they have worked with the SFLA in the past. Emma Johansson, the incoming president for Spiders for Life, said the event would consist of several 6-foot-tall vinyl posters that "pose a question to the reader, with information to further challenge the question posed." Zemanek said it would be "stastistical information regarding the history of illegal abortion, the Roe v.
