First-year students launch social justice magazine
By Kathryn Kimmel | April 1, 2022The University of Richmond's new social justice publication Counterculture Magazine launched its first edition Friday.
The University of Richmond's new social justice publication Counterculture Magazine launched its first edition Friday.
The University of Richmond will be moving to the Green Stage of its Physical Distancing Framework on March 28.
One of the most frustrating elements of the film is the refusal of people to trust Dibiasky and Mindy. The viewer is left wondering, “Why would anyone trust the authority of talk-show hosts over astronomers when looking for information about a comet?” Unfortunately, we can ask parallel questions about the real world. For example, “Why would anyone listen to Tucker Carlson instead of scientists on the issue of climate change?”
UR officials announced that starting Monday the indoor mask mandate would be rescinded and asymptomatic close contacts would not have to quarantine.
The Faculty Senate voted in favor of a resolution demanding more student, faculty and staff representatives be added to the Naming Principles Commission.
Trustee Wendell Taylor presented a motion to the Board to change the names last spring, but no one seconded his motion and it could not be voted on.
The University Faculty Senate is considering the possibility of censure after members gather more information, according to a Nov. 19 statement written by the Faculty Senate.
“You take your life in your hands when you’re trusting other people to follow the law,” Officer Renee Walcott said.
“Being able to have my classes set beforehand allowed me to do the whole registration in about 10 seconds," junior Andrew Moy said.