Senior Sarah Hipwell decided to begin her own marketing firm: Sarah Olivia Marketing LLC.
A compilation of tricks to "hack" life at the University of Richmond, both old and new.
Some graduating seniors will work in Nashville, Denver, Charlotte and San Francisco for Teach For America next year.
President Ronald A. Crutcher is a pescatarian and loves to dance.
An "Introduction to Ecology" class raised and released monarch butterflies this semester to help increase the diminishing monarch population.
John stands on the corner of West Laburnum Avenue and Brook Road for about nine hours every day, smiling at drivers as they pass him.
Sophomore Kayla Saltzman has been singing ever since she could talk, and dreamed of becoming a recording artist one day.
Professor Linda Hobgood always knew she wanted to teach, but that isn’t the only occupation she has held in her life thus far.
Sophomore Kyle Maxwell has launched a commercial venture along with a website and Instagram page to showcase his work.
The wildfires burned hundreds of thousands of acres of land and displaced more than 25,000 people, including some of the families of students.
On Giving Tuesday, which fell on Nov. 27 this year, UR's Camp Kesem chapter raised $17,795, beating its target total of $15,000.
UR provides limited active-shooter training for staff and faculty members.
A nearly decade-long podcast features some of the professors whose classes you may have taken -- and you might have never heard of it.
Junior Lina Tori Jan was six when Taliban insurgents entered her Afghanistan elementary school and started burning books.
Underneath the ever-busy Boatwright Memorial Library sits the Lora Robins Gallery, which holds thousands of works.
Old Sea Brigade is the stage name of singer Ben Cramer, whose music is a blend of folk, country, Americana and indie rock.
A UR alumnus had no idea that he would eventually become one of the most famous internet dancers on Instagram.
At 35, Matthew Franklin is a second-semester junior studying geography and is a father to two sons.
There are contradicting facts as to when the first on-campus lodge was actually created and by which fraternity.
Latoni Hopson graduated in May 2018 and began working as the parking monitor this August.
