UR students, faculty and staff members gathered in front of Maryland Hall on Nov. 11 for a march and sit-in to demand administrative action against injustice on campus.
I’m happy you ended things on good terms, but it’s essential to give each other meaningful space.
The gathering is hosted each year to commemorate the day when Gabriel, a rebellion leader who had been enslaved, was executed at the town gallows.
Whether it’s homesickness or a general lack of company, loneliness is a feeling that can be hard to escape in college.
Like many of my classmates here at the University of Richmond, my senior year of high school was simply a competition — who would become valedictorian, salutatorian and whatever comes after that.
The first step to finding an internship is taking into account your own interests. Having a job that you don’t enjoy, both part-time and full-time is absolutely dreadful.
What many describe as the “toxic culture” is much deeper and holds a much more sinister meaning than breaking up with partners. And I don’t say this to invalidate poorly timed breakups.
If you and your partner want to pursue different things, then you should. You’re supposed to, and that’s what college is for.
President Joe Biden announced he would cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for borrowers who received Pell Grants.
The Center for Student Involvement hosted a grand opening tour of The Cave on April 9. The lodge, formerly used by Sigma Alpha Epsilon, will be available for all registered student organizations to use starting in the fall.
Physically-distanced students gather by the UR flag pole.
Junior Cameron Keeley-Parker gathers in the Stern quadrangle for the teach-in protest.
Two members of the community wearing black while watching the teach-in protest.
Students Zooming to the teach at the Stern quadrangle.
Students Zoomed into the teach in by Puryear Hall
Senior Beau English watches the protest outside Richmond hall.