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It was an exceptionally warm, but windy, April evening. Members of the University of Richmond club crew team were gathered on the docks, looking out over the water as the sun dipped below the city's skyline.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate and former congressman Tom Perriello answered University of Richmond students’ questions about abortion, criminal justice and environmental issues during a discussion hosted by his campaign in Tyler Haynes Commons on April 13.
On April 2, nine chemistry students from the University of Richmond traveled to San Francisco, California, for the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
More than 70 of the brightest applicants of the incoming freshman class flew into Richmond on April 2 as part of the Richmond Scholars Program visit to determine whether UR was a good fit for them.
University of Richmond welcomed UR alumnus, former NFL player and NASA astronaut Leland Melvin to campus Tuesday. Melvin, RC ‘86, gave the keynote address for the Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars Awards luncheon in the Jepson Alumni Center.
In December, The Collegian reported on a letter from the Virginia Department of Health citing high levels of bacteria in the Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness. Since then, the Weinstein Center staff has worked to improve cleaning and maintenance of the recreation center.
For The Culture Thursdays, or FTC Thursdays, is a new biweekly event on campus meant to bring black students together. After five student-athletes attended the Black Student Athlete Summit held in Austin, Texas, in January, they wanted to bring what they learned back to University of Richmond. The first event was held on Feb. 23.
Subject to Change (STC), University of Richmond's improvisational comedy troupe, brought the Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB), a traveling professional improv and sketch comedy group based in New York, to teach a workshop last week to improve their improv skills and put on a show for students.
Last Wednesday afternoon, five students in Boatwright Memorial Library gathered in a seminar room and began to move the tables aside so they could arrange the chairs in a “circle of trust."
With thighs full of bruises and several late nights filled with little sleep, five sororities are a day away from showcasing their stepping routines during the Stepping 101 competition, hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
The University of Richmond’s "It's On Us" Week of Action, a week devoted to sexual assault awareness, concluded last weekend after a well-attended series of events were hosted throughout campus.
Cristina Peters, WC '18, won second place in an international photography contest for one of her photos that was part of a larger exhibit titled "Small Spaces."
Two University of Richmond seniors have a homegrown mission to empower women in Bolivia after receiving a $10,000 grant for their crocheted clothing company, Todo Suma.
Accounting professor Joe Hoyle called on students to challenge a culture of cheating in a keynote speech hosted by the honor council and two business fraternities, Alpha Kappa Psi and Delta Sigma Pi, on campus last week.
The Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation recently recognized 240 students across the nation as Goldwater scholarship winners, a scholarship meant to help fourth-years with university costs.
Nearly 400 students gathered in the forum Tuesday night for the University of Richmond’s annual Take Back the Night event.
On an exceptionally sunny and warm day, a bright yellow T-shirt decorated with the phrase, “I don’t think you know you raped me,” hung from a wooden structure in the University Forum.
Campus was filled with the exotic sound of foreign music this past Sunday as both students and members of the Richmond community descended upon Westhampton Green for the Global Sounds concert.
The University of Richmond’s E. Claiborne Robins School of Business will offer a program for non-business majors this summer. The program will give students the opportunity to take upper-level business courses that they might not be able to take in the regular school year.
