An Instagram account linked to a man who University of Richmond and Henrico County police are searching for contains droves of distressing posts including a picture with gun crosshairs targeting the heads of attendees at a Robins School of Business event.
The man whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory believed that an event at the University of Richmond’s Robins School of Business was led by a visiting speaker attempting to abduct him for human trafficking.
Models strutted through the Current donning shirts from thrift stores, pants that they painted, and hand-me-down shoes at Rethink Waste’s Second Hand Fashion Show. The only rule? No new clothing.
The Political Science department led a second teach-in and Q&A discussing the global effects of Trump’s presidency.
A Richmond man linked to death threats posted on social media and whose presence on campus sparked a campus safety advisory, was arrested by Henrico County police late this morning, according to University of Richmond Chief of Police Dave McCoy.
Grab your hard hats because new academic building construction, University Forest Apartment improvements and slip-deck parking were proposed as part of an upcoming campus plan.
Attendees of the first University of Richmond College Democrats Gala filled The Cave nearly to capacity for a night of networking, meeting politicians and listening to speeches on Saturday, March 1.
The University of Richmond announced Friday that Spider Athletics will begin to directly pay men's and women's basketball student-athletes for the use of their name, image, and likeness in the 2025-26 school year.
The University of Richmond lost $40,000 in student cancellations for Q-camp, an annual Robins School of Business boot camp.
Juniors Sassan Fahim and Tim Khoh debated closed-floor voting sessions, unifying Richmond and Westhampton College and future goals for the Richmond College Student Government Association at its 110th annual presidential debate on Sunday night in the Current.
The Political Science Department hosted a teach-in and Q&A on Thursday, Feb. 27, addressing whether the United States is heading toward autocracy.
The University of Richmond Outdoor Adventure and Recreation Program, also known as OAR, at the Weinstein Center for Health and Well-Being, offers enriching programs for students to engage in outdoor activities.
Author Mimi Khúc discussed her work on “unwellness” and meritocracy with University of Richmond students as she kicked off the 2025 spring semester’s “will + WGSS Speaker Series” on Feb. 17.
A small electrical fire started near Campus Drive after a power line was hit by debris.
Richard Haass captured what he believes is the essence of today's political climate and his primary motivation for writing his book in a single word: urgency.
This year’s opening celebration explored the Hometowns Project, a student-led media project, featured UR Chinese student performances and reflected on 20 years of ChinaFest.
University of Richmond students pressed President Kevin Hallock on university measures to protect diversity, equity and inclusion and federal student grants and loans at the President's Forum on Tuesday evening.
The University of Richmond’s Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha-Chi Zeta chapter has been temporarily suspended and is under investigation.
The University of Richmond Pi Beta Phi Virginia Eta Chapter will close on April 13, 2025; 37 years after its founding.
“I understand why they do it this way, but I think the old system is so much easier and less of a hassle,” Hurst said.
