Enrollment management makes standardized testing optional in lieu of COVID-19 cancellations
By Ben Wasserstein | May 7, 2020The University of Richmond will make standardized tests optional for fall 2021 first-year applications.
The University of Richmond will make standardized tests optional for fall 2021 first-year applications.
For 343 University of Richmond students from the New York area, the COVID-19 pandemic brings dire consequences and comparisons to 9/11.
The beat of the drums and the chants of “timely warning” bellowed across campus during the feminist flash mob interventions on Wednesday.
A new student-created exhibition at the Lora Robins Gallery of Design from Nature, “Off the Menu,” explores how food connects people.
Ecology professor Peter Smallwood wants to encourage students to take a closer look at the wildlife at the University of Richmond.
University of Richmond professor Thad Williamson lost the Nov. 5 election for city council in Richmond’s 5th District.
UR is considering going tobacco-free. This year, Virginia raised the minimum age to purchase tobacco and tobacco-related products.
As part of campus-wide renovation and modernization efforts, the University of Richmond bookstore has re-branded as the SpiderShop.
RCSGA held a presidential debate in preparation for Tuesday’s election in which candidates explained their main running points.
You asked, we answered: Why does UR have a Coke contract but sell some Pepsi products?
Tracy Cassalia, deputy Title IX coordinator, hosts the sexual harassment workshop.
President Emeritus Edward Ayers, right, and Lauranett Lee, adjunct assistant professor at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies, left, speak at a talk on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
A portrait of Mary White Thompson, a Richmond native who grew up during the Civil Rights era, featured in the "Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond: A Community Remembers" exhibit.
The Special Programs Building, where the Student Health Center is housed.
A backup generator has been placed outside the Heilman Dining Center on Thursday afternoon.