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Students seek more vegan and allergy-friendly dining options on campus
By Caitlin Helsley | February 27, 2017Vegan students and students with allergies feel limited by on-campus dining options.
Vegan students and students with allergies feel limited by on-campus dining options.
Ryan Eghrari, a Richmond senior, has created Six List, a social media platform designed to connect people looking for love.
Sophomore Colby Alvino has used her writing and social media skills to start a marketing business.
A Richmond senior's entrepreneurial venture, a suit company with eclectic designs, has taken off under the collaborative environment of Richmond's campus.
University museums have two new exhibits: one about turtles over time and another displaying data in atypical ways.
Senior Tabby Bruck was the only Richmond student fitness employee to teach a class at this year’s Southeast Collegiate Fitness Expo.
Lindsay Stevens' life plans were derailed by a concussion, but a self-created major and an ELLE internship helped her find her passions.
Gateway Capital Management is a student group that has helped a number of students secure top jobs in finance.
The VMFA's collection this year will feature the work of a fashion designer, a jewelry designer and art from Russia's Romanov dynasty.
Richmond junior Cristina Peters used a photography project to tell her story, and that of other victims of sexual assault on campus.
Senior Fabiana Ayala runs TodoSuma, a crocheted clothing company that employs women in her home country of Bolivia.
Tracy Akers, a second-semester senior, has returned to campus after her year-long battle with cancer.
Bergman's sarcastic demeanor and willingness to mentor have made him a favorite among students.
Tess Monks achieved a long-time goal after years of dedicating her time and energy to dancing.
When it became clear Tuesday night that Donald Trump would win the presidency, fear, anger and despair struck many minorities at University of Richmond.
The Center for Civic Engagement has seen a surge of students registering to vote as we approach Election Day.
Donald Trump supporters are a silent minority on Richmond's campus, many fearful of social and academic retaliation.
On Sept. 14, Richmond chemistry professor Dr. Bill Myers died. Students and faculty reminisce about their time with this well-known and well-loved professor.
Junior Rennie Harrison attended a national gathering at Vice President Joe Biden's home to discuss sexual assault on campuses around the country.
Several of the University's sports teams have engaged in the community by working with local student athletes.