Students curate exhibit highlighting Richmond's history of protest
By Zoe Phillips | April 21, 2018Students from the UR American studies department curated an exhibit, "PROTEST! A Richmond History," for their capstone.
Students from the UR American studies department curated an exhibit, "PROTEST! A Richmond History," for their capstone.
The lack of child care poses a struggle for faculty members after years of committees and dashed hopes.
Rachel Snyder, an employee at the Heilman Dining Center, pairs kindness with culinary innovation to brighten students' days.
Pictures and artifacts from protests on gender and LGBT rights at the exhibit.
The class made sure to include a wide array of movements, covering not only progressive movements, but protests such as pro-life vigils, war and economic justice.
