In the midst of the #MeToo movement and Title IX changes at UR, how do students define and consider consent on campus?
There was an air of expectancy in the Camp Concert Hall last Sunday evening, when violinist Gil Shaham strode onto the platform with pianist Akira Eguchi.
Although the app’s features are diverse, they all share the Bumble trademark: women start the conversation.
BeautyCounter is working toward eliminating personal-care product formulas that are harmful to our bodies.
The Broad, Richmond’s newest female-only, co-working and learning community space, opened its doors in early February.
Last weekend, the Richmond Ballet presented one of the great evening-length ballets — perhaps the greatest.
Sophomore Zach Sweedler developed skills as an artist, entrepreneur and fashion designer. Now, the UR bookstore sells his apparel.
On average, college campuses throw out 22 million pounds of uneaten food in one year, while one in six Americans go hungry.
Over 120 Chinese artifacts, including ten life-sized terracotta figures, are on display at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in the exhibit.
If you have been to the gym lately, you may have noticed two large, white contraptions near the entrance.
There’s no pretense with Japandroids, just pure passion and yearning and sweat and loogies with more hang-time than Jordan in his prime.
What you need to know about the 2017 Homecoming Queen Lauren Ramos, and King Benjamin Cook.
Each semester, 25 students seeking to understand more about an “equitable society and campus community” participate in an off-campus retreat called EnVision.
College students understand the delight that arises upon receiving a package from home.
The Collegian food critic's take on breakfast in Taiwan, where he's studying abroad this semester.
Four University of Richmond juniors have come together to form the UR chapter of Active Minds, for the purpose of “increasing health seeking behavior on campus.”
Friday’s concert featured Richmond band Clair Morgan as the headliner, with Big Baby, The Pauses and The Wimps as opening acts.
Every fall, Young Life college provides students with the opportunity to go on a weekend retreat to Rockbridge Springs Alumni Camp in Goshen, Virginia.
As they desperately flounder in search of a way to escape, the characters bond with each other in a way only life-or-death situations will allow.
University of Richmond student Olivia Pivirotto, WC '19, worked over two years to create a product that aims to change the way college students drink alcohol.
