Alumna wins national literary award
Author Sarah Bruce Kelley won a national award for her novel “Vivaldi’s Muse.” She started researching composer Antonio Vivaldi when she was a student at UR.
Westhampton College alumni reflect on old divide
Nancy Elliott graduated from Weshampton College in 1987, Jackie Brooks in 1979. Both reflect on how different the school was back then compared to now.
The Tanning Bed Phenomenon: Richmond edition
Studies have linked tanning bed usage to skin cancer, but the pressure to be bronze weighs heavily on college students, including those at Richmond.
Bio professor to travel to Nepal after winning award
Richmond biology professor Amy Treonis will teach at a university in Nepal and conduct research for improvements after winning a Fulbright Scholar award.
Day in the Life of a Richmond ROTC member
Junior Jordan Furtado is one of about 30 Reserve Officers’ Training Corps members at Richmond. Furtado had a military lifestyle even before coming to campus.
Seniors exhibit four years of art
Seniors Elizabeth Ygartua, Kellie Morgan and Jon Henry will display their bodies of work at the Harnett museum in the Modlin Center April 13 to May 3.
It’s always ‘A great time to be a Spider’ at the bookstore
The University bookstore sells more than just books, and its selection is growing every year by working with University Athletics and the administration.
Bulgarian dance club celebrates Orthodox Easter
The Bulgarian Dance Club celebrated Easter the traditional Bulgarian way. The group bought and hard-boiled 100 eggs for the event.
Dining hall chef Betzhold earns accreditation
Dining hall chef Tyler Betzhold obtained the accreditation of Executive Chef front he American Culinary Federation, similar to earning a Masters degree in the cooking world.
Mr. Latin America crowned at SALSA-hosted Noche Latino
SALSA hosted its third annual Noche Latino, bringing more awareness of Latino culture. The event featured food, dancing and a Mr. Latin America competition.
UR Fashion Police show fashion do’s and don’ts
Leaders of UR Fierce and Future American Men of Excellence hosted a UR Fashion Police show on Friday, showing what to wear and not to wear in certain settings.
Alumna returning for her first book signing
Alexander Hamlet, who graduated from Richmond in 1972, is returning to sign copies of her first book “The Right Guard,” a military intelligence thriller.
Lambda Chi hosts Family Feud philanthropy
In its first philanthropy event since reestablishment in 2010, Richmond’s Lambda Chi hosted a Family Feud style competition for North American Food Drive.
Holocaust film teaches tenants of good leadership
Students are urged to remember lessons taught by the Holocaust, such as decision making and leadership portrayed in the World War II film “Weapons of Spirit.”
Prestigious Rangel Fellowship awarded to Richmond student
Heather Thornton was awarded a Rangel Fellowship towards a career in the U.S. Foreign Services after studying abroad at Richmond.
Arabian Nights showcased Middle Eastern culture and cuisine
The University of Richmond’s Middle Eastern Club hosted its fifth annual Arabian Nights, sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures.
Collegian reporter spends an evening in an ambulance
Collegian reporter Charlotte Brackett takes a ride in an ambulance with the UREMS team and finds out why some call it the “best job in the world.”
Westhampton junior receives national research scholarship
Richmond junior Emily McFadden recently received the national Beckman Scholarship grant, which will cover her biochemistry research costs for next two years.
UREMS students respond to campus emergency calls
Students talk about their adventures as a part of University of Richmond Emergency Medical Services (UREMS), a student-run volunteer program.
Concert features Latin American music and dance
Ritmo Latino’s first concert was performed Friday night at the Pier, featuring music and dance representing countries and cultures from Latin America.
Transgender activist/entertainer performs at Richmond
Grey works to challenge the “wrong body narrative” that all transgenders feel as if they have been born into the wrong gender binary.
Charlie Sheen’s media rants are the stuff of poetry. Whether the high priest Vatican assassin warlock is talking about his goddesses, explaining the inner-workings of his brain or lampooning his employers, he is undeniably entertaining.
“Spartacus” is a new, awesome take on pornography. I suppose it could be categorized as a historical time-period fetish series — nothing gets me going like the Third Servile War!
Just as some shows overstay their welcome, others are cut down in their prime. Here are some shows that should not have been canceled.
» Read more "Tune In" responsesThe Collegian asks students about their favorite part of Ring Dance.
The Collegian asks students, Richmond football fans and Elon football fans how they felt about the inaugural game at Robins Stadium September 18.
The menu at Angela’s has a lot of authentic classic Italian staples, which isn’t surprising because of the Italian owners.
Stuzzi features a wood-fueled pizza oven, which serves as the social centerpiece of the dining room. The menu is both adventurous and classic, Caroline Croasdaile writes.
Ethiopian cuisine typically consists of spicy vegetable and meat dishes in the form of “wat” or thick stew, served with, atop or inside “injera” which is a large flatbread but seemed to me more like a large spongy sourdough crepe.
After studying abroad for six months in England, Zach Russell provides a list of some foreign artists that merit a listen.
Computer science professor Wade Downey’s performance at The Cellar last Thursday is reviewed by Collegian reporter Chris McClintick.
Turn up your speakers to blare Mute Math’s “Typical” and you’ll get anything but that.


