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On a day where nothing seemed to work, the University of Richmond baseball team lost by a score of 17-5 to the Longwood University, falling to a record of 16-21 on the season.
Repairs for the bridges across the University of Richmond’s Westhampton Lake have officially begun and are expected to be completed by early May, according to University Facilities.
The University of Richmond baseball team went undefeated in a three-game series against George Washington University at Pitt Field from April 12 to April 14.
With finals on the horizon, make the most of the beautiful weather and explore the University of Richmond’s campus and the city of Richmond. Check out these upcoming events to kick off the season!
A dominant second half powered the University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team to a 16-7 win over the George Washington University on April 13.
A near-total solar eclipse cast a shade over the University of Richmond on the afternoon of April 8.
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Sex educators and social workers Dalychia Saah and Rafaella Fiallo led conversations about sex, pleasure and vulnerability with UR students and faculty at Afrosexology’s Workshop: “Less Oppression, More Orgasms” on March 28.
The University of Richmond Relay for Life held its annual fundraiser on the intramural fields on April 5, raising nearly $35,000 for the second consecutive year.
Just before winter break last semester, sophomore Genice Thomas texted Christopher Elvin Jr. in the middle of the night to ask if he wanted to watch a meteor shower.
Acclaimed actor Rainn Wilson brought his charisma to the University of Richmond to discuss his spiritual journey and his New York Times bestselling book "Soul Boom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution."
I have lived many years, but I try not to waste my time looking back. Normally, I am not a retrospective person. However, in the spring of 1969, I made what I thought at the time was a minor course choice. I now consider that decision to be somewhere between troubling and stupid. I was a junior in college and wanted to take a political science elective. The times were politically charged. I felt that I needed to know more. My intentions were good.
What makes a great movie? Casting, a good story, and cinematography are all important. However, one characteristic that turns a good movie into a phenomenal one is the soundtrack. Music enhances emotions in a way that makes you feel exactly what the character feels. Immediately, you become one with the movie. As summer draws closer, it’s a great time to talk about two of my favorite summer movies and how their soundtracks are perfectly crafted.
In late March, the University of Richmond hosted campus plan open sessions introducing its 10-year master plan aimed at bringing new construction and safety-related changes to campus.
The University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team fell short of a statement win against 12th-ranked James Madison University in an 18-12 loss April 3.
The Martha Graham Dance Company performed at the University of Richmond’s Alice Jepson Theatre on March 22, showcasing three dances featuring the late Graham’s unique choreography.
The University of Richmond baseball team played in a three-game series against George Mason University from March 29 to March 31 at Pitt Field.
Karly Hartzman, the lead singer of the alt-country indie rock band Wednesday, screamed her final lines to a sold-out Broadberry crowd on a Monday night with a surprising ferocity more in line with heavy metal than Lynyrd Skynyrd. However, her band may very well be the future of country rock.
The University of Richmond journalism department hosted award-winning author and journalist Victor Luckerson to speak with students and community members about his work promoting underrepresented Black history on March 26.