The two teams debated on issues of immigration, public safety, abortion, gun violence and free speech. Each team was allotted three minutes to speak on the topic and four minutes for cross arguments and questions.
Don’t try to be perfectly objective or neutral when covering far-right extremism and don’t expect that the cops will respect your rights, said a citizen journalist and neo-Nazi expert Molly Conger at a talk at the University of Richmond on April 2.
On March 26, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist David Carson showed a crowd of students, faculty, and Richmond locals an evocative image: a teary-eyed child clutching a small puppy in a lifeboat.
As part of their mission to reimagine relationships, embrace human connection and make polyamory more accessible, educators encouraged a UR audience to expand their connections and care network to foster community.
Welcome to the first episode of The Collegian Broadcast! This week, Multimedia Director Gareth Woo and Multimedia Editor Christina Taylor recap some of the top stories published recently in The Collegian, alongside another episode of Word on the Street. Be sure to check out our website for more stories! ?: Christina Taylor, Gareth Woo ?️?: Gareth Woo ?➡️: Michelle Roh
