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The four University of Richmond students studying abroad in Paris "have been contacted and are safe," Martha Merritt, dean of International Education, wrote in an email about four hours after terrorists carried out the deadliest attack in France since World War II.
What if bears killed one in five people?
University fliers for the Gertrude Murrel duPont Fund claim that students can attend cultural events in Richmond and abroad — “on us!” However, that may depend on your definition of "culture."
Here is everything you need to know about Richmond men's basketball heading into Friday's season opener against James Madison.
Meaghan Carrigan sat on her couch, crutches by her side, her right leg free to move and left leg locked in extension by an intimidating black brace. A black pouch hung by her side, necessary to support an antibacterial IV that was hidden by a sweater but ran from the middle of her arm to her Superior Vena Cava, which lies directly above her heart. She was as comfortable as someone could be less than one week removed from knee surgery, especially considering the absolute imprisonment that her left leg was under as it rested on her nearby coffee table. It was obvious by her slouched, comfortable posture and the surrounding pillows and blankets that she had become acquainted with the couch over the previous weeks. Her laptop sat open next to her, Netflix asking if she was still watching.
It doesn’t take much more than a quick Google search to find instances of college campuses reacting poorly to students in mental health crises. Mentally ill students are often demonized, blamed and condemned for their health problems, and sometimes end up kicked off campuses.
In The Know is a weekly brief that highlights events and happenings around University of Richmond.
Uber has cut into local taxi drivers’ businesses to the point where some of them have had to become Uber drivers. Bob “Taxi Bob” Schumm, who has served Richmond students, faculty and staff for more than ten years, felt this change firsthand when he was forced to join Uber.
Students at the University of Richmond are in the process of establishing an ambassador organization for Love Your Melon as they continue to sell hats and t-shirts for money they can donate to children battling childhood cancer.
Sturtevant claims 10th District; Republicans hold Va. Senate
The Spiders had a six-game losing streak coming into the final match of the season against VCU, but records aren't usually relevant in rivalry games.
Chiddy Bang headlined University of Richmond's homecoming concert on the Westhampton Green Friday. The Collegian had an exclusive interview with him following his energetic performance.
In honor of David Jones intercepting four passes and recovering a fumble in Richmond's homecoming game yesterday, I decided to start this story with the words of my favorite NBA announcer, Mark Jackson.
A liberal arts education means diversity in academics, in the community and in the student body. This was Ronald A. Crutcher’s first message as the inaugurated president of the University of Richmond on Friday.
Let’s get this out of the way: Ronald Crutcher is University of Richmond’s first African-American president.
A campus police officer inspired two Richmond females to push their bodies to their absolute limits in preparation for the 2015 Blue Ridge Classic bodybuilding competition in Charlottesville.
Richmond alumnus turned famous comedian and rapper David Burd, known by his fans as ‘Lil Dicky,’ will be performing for Richmond students on Friday evening.
Nearing the end of the 2015 season with an overall record of 4-11-1 and a conference record of 2-5-1, Richmond women’s soccer will play its final home game against VCU at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Halloween came early to University of Richmond. On Sunday, student organizations hosted the 17th annual Trick Or Treat Street. The various groups of students organized Halloween-themed activities for local children.
When the ticket registration opened for the first University of Richmond TEDx conference at 6 p.m. on Oct. 19, the event sold out in four minutes.
