Cheerless: Why we can’t ignore the hazards of cheerleading
Statistics from the American Association of Neurological Surgeons show in 2009 an estimated 10,223 cheerleading-related head injuries were treated in U.S. emergency rooms
Richmond Alumni in Real Estate
Four Richmond alumni launched a real estate business, Commonwealth Partnerships, in 2009 and are focusing on fresh-out-of-college kids who are looking to move to a new city.
It’s all about the ink
The tattoo industry, specifically Journey’s End Tattoo Shop in Carytown, Va., is examined by features editor Marina Askari.
A Travel Piece: Belle Isle
Features editor Marina Askari travels to Belle Isle to discover why everyone raves about this place for its serenity and charm.
Art @ Richmond
Student artwork from recent studio art classes will be on display next week at the Pickles Gallery of the Modlin Center.
The next disaster to hit campus? Disordered eating.
Applying this to Richmond would mean that 610 students out of the 3,048 undergraduate students enrolled, as of fall 2011, had disordered eating problems.
Music Review of Mute Math: Odd Souls on Tour
Turn up your speakers to blare Mute Math’s “Typical” and you’ll get anything but that.
Heide Trepanier: professor, mom, artist
Heide Trepanier, an adjunct professor at the University of Richmond reflects on her passion for art.
Q and A with: George Saunders
A brief question and answer with author George Saunders, who has written several works including “The Braindead Megaphone,” “CivilWarLand in Bad Decline,” and “In Persuasion Nation.”


