A collaborative arts course is being taught for the first time this spring to commemorate the University of Richmond’s institutional history.
From Nov. 3-17, Charlotte Boye-Christensen had a residency at UR, ending with a performance on Saturday, Nov. 16, titled CROSS CURRENTS.
Many students know senior Hannah Campbell best by her Instagram handle, where she shares workouts, healthy meals and inspirational quotes.
Two law students at the T.C. Williams School of Law spent this past summer working at the Virginia Holistic Justice Initiative during its pilot phase.
UR had its own sponsored car at a NASCAR race on Sept. 21. University Communications partnered with Superior Essex to design the car free of charge.
A picture of a sandwich sparked heated discussion recently in Free Food at UR, a GroupMe used to share information about free food available on campus.
Award-winning Richmond playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins discussed a range of topics at his talk Friday, Oct. 25.
Jackson Knox, 28, outreach coordinator at the SpiderShop, first announced his campaign for the Brookland Representative on the board in January 2019.
Some University of Richmond ROTC members have to choose between academics and learning the skills they need to serve and protect our country.
Ryland Hall will undergo renovation beginning December 2019, something that for many faculty members cannot come soon enough.
University of Richmond professor and civic activist Thad Williamson is running for the 5th District seat on the Richmond City Council.
We know that WebstUR is a symbol of school spirit and One Richmond. But what do we know about the people inside the suit?
When a former UR student pleaded no contest to the three counts of sexual battery brought against him, Linsy Lawson couldn’t help but laugh.
Sacred Pause – introduced this school year – is a result of the chaplaincy staff’s desire to promote a forum for students to react to difficulties.
UR professor Erik Nielson has served as an expert witness in criminal cases that involved rap lyrics as evidence.
During the annual Panty Raid, a UR tradition implemented in the 1950s, Westhampton women threw their panties to men from dorms.
Roger Stone and Kristen Davis appeared at the Paper Moon Gentlemen's Club in Midlothian, VA, to fundraise for Stone’s legal defense.
One part of the UR community that needs improvement is how to best serve students who receive disability accommodations.
Emily Landon, '18, received a Fulbright award to teach English in Tajikistan beginning this fall.
Stephon Jacob, '18, wants people to know that he is more than an athlete, and that desire has motivated the creation of a new social media platform, KnowUs.
