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The University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team defeated Saint Joseph’s University 21-14 in the Atlantic 10 tournament semifinals at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Cary St. Field May 5.
The Los Angeles Rams selected former University of Richmond football defensive lineman Kobie Turner, ‘22, in the third round of the NFL Draft April 28.
The University of Richmond men’s lacrosse team defeated the University of Massachusetts 15-8 in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10 Tournament May 4.
The Spidermonkeys, the University of Richmond men's club ultimate frisbee team, qualified for the Division III Nationals after winning the regional tournament on April 22.
Editor’s note: In the second reference, we refer to the Spiritual but Not Religious group as SBNR.
The University of Richmond held Take Back the Night, a national event held by colleges during sexual assault awareness month, on April 3 to give survivors and allies a safe space to share their stories.
Six-year-old Ben Pearson did not know cancer could kill someone until a year and half into his treatment.
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On April 8, former University of Richmond men’s basketball player Jacob Gilyard, ‘22, signed a two-way contract with the Memphis Grizzlies of the NBA.
Easily in my desert-island top-five artists due to his wide range and influence, is James Dewitt Yancey, commonly known by his stage names Jay Dee and J Dilla. J Dilla was a highly influential hip-hop producer and rapper from Detroit, Michigan. He had a unique sound and approach to production that has had a lasting impact on the music industry. Here are some of the ways J Dilla impacted music:
Multiple demonstrations took place at the University of Richmond this year including protests against racial and gender violence, marches in favor of divestment and armed picketing against Joe Biden.
Growing up in the mountains offered me a unique perspective on life and an appreciation for the outdoors. From a young age, I was taught about the importance of preserving nature for future generations. Yet now, I struggle to find my voice and stand up for what is right out of fear of challenging the status quo. Today, we live in a world where the youth are leading the charge in climate change justice on both the political and legal fronts to advocate for our future. However, at the University of Richmond, students are afraid – afraid to be uncomfortable. I am afraid.
Dear readers,
Editor’s note: Claire Le Du is a writer for the Collegian.
Having been an Orientation Leader for the past two years, senior Hoor Ul Ain is a recognizable face on campus, known for her effort in bringing the international community together.
The University of Richmond football team played its spring football game at E. Claiborne Robins Stadium April 15. In a defensive-heavy intrasquad scrimmage, the white team won 6-3.
The University of Richmond’s School of Arts & Sciences hosted its 38th annual student symposium Friday, showcasing a culmination of students’ research and learning from last summer through this school year.
When director Walter Schoen’s first play took the University of Richmond stage in November 1991, it would’ve been impossible to predict the many shows to come, from “King Lear” to Molière’s “Scapino.”
Editor’s Note: Jimmy James is a member of The Richmond Octāves.
Five University of Richmond students and faculty won awards for their dedication to making UR's campus more eco-friendly at the annual sustainability banquet on April 10.
