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Richmond's Out of the Darkness Walk, which promotes suicide awareness, is being co-hosted by a University of Richmond student this year.
Editor's note: Shahan Mufti is The Collegian faculty adviser.
The most glaring threat to the nature of American democracy is not the man that sits behind the desk in the Oval Office – it’s the sport that holds a special place in that man’s heart: golf.
Spring 2017 marked the first time that a sophomore, junior or senior at the University of Richmond could apply to live together regardless of biological sex, gender identity or gender expression.
Two weeks before the highly anticipated homecoming weekend, SpiderBoard, RCSGA, WCGA and the Center for Student Involvement presented The All American Rejects as the fourth annual concert performance.
To author and education activist José Luis Vilson, humanity and inclusivity are at the core of creating a productive learning environment in today’s society.
Students in a Queer Literature class used their class time to protest an anti-abortion “Stop the Violence Tour” on Thursday in the Tyler Haynes Commons.
On Friday, Sept. 29, approximately 25 University of Richmond students attended a meet and greet session, hosted by UR Downtown, with current state officials about criminal justice in the state of Virginia.
The University of Richmond has launched its 2017 Wireless Project to expand network connection across campus.
The E. Claiborne Robins School of Business has established a creative space, called the iLab, for entrepreneurs to work and collaborate with each other.
Meg Pevarski, the University of Richmond’s assistant director for Greek life, was recently chosen to receive the Greek Adviser of the Year award from the Kappa Alpha Order National Headquarters.
South Court's renovations, which are expected to continue until spring semester, have left students with fewer housing options and no choice but to scramble to find fixes for their living situations.
The first episode of the third season of “Good Luck America" aired this morning, and focused on the debate concerning the Confederate statues in Richmond, Virginia.
Former CIA agent and National Security Council spokesperson Edward Price came to the University of Richmond to speak about his decision to resign after realizing his views on intelligence conflicted with those promoted by President Donald Trump.
Editor's note: Cynthia Price is the director of media and public relations, not the interim director. This article has been since updated.
The University of Richmond Police Department (URPD) began receiving training last Wednesday to administer Narcan, a naloxone nasal spray that temporarily counteracts the life-threatening effects of opioid overdoses.
Protesters and counter-protesters alike gathered around the Robert E. Lee statue on Monument Avenue Saturday when members of a Tennessee-based pro-Confederate group arrived in Richmond and rallied in its defense.
The University of Richmond Police Department is hosting a free women's self-defense class to teach interested students, faculty and staff about being aware of one’s surroundings and how to use physical techniques to fend off attackers.
A large black snake was found in the basement of Marsh Hall Tuesday night, according to the University Police Department, URPD.
Campus police confirmed an increase in unmarked University of Richmond Police Department (URPD) vehicles on campus after students started noticing the shift.
