Economists Cecilia E. Rouse and Michael Strain examined the effects COVID-19 has had on the economics of education as part of the Sharp Viewpoint Series on April 19.
The Student Center for Equity and Inclusion invited Nina Davuluri, the first Indian-American and South Asian to win Miss America in 2014, to lead a keynote discussion about beauty standards on April 13.
The Richmond College Student Government Association held elections for the 107th session of the Richmond College Senate on April 5.
Junior Arju Patel resigned from his position as the Richmond College Student Government president at the first meeting of the new body on April 13.
Members of the University of Richmond campus community gathered in protest of gender violence in the Forum on April 12.
Bryce Vine will return to the University of Richmond as the headliner for the Spring Concert on the last day of classes, April 22.
After five years, the University of Richmond’s Relay for Life organization hosted the fundraiser on April 2 and collected $22,585 for the American Cancer Society.
The Heilman Dining Center extended its hours to 8:30 p.m., as opposed to its normal closing time of 8:00 pm, from Apr. 2 to May 2 in observance of Ramadan.
Award-winning author and poet Saeed Jones talked to students and faculty about his powerful poetry and memoir on April 6 as part of the English department’s Writers Series.
UR President Kevin Hallock joined four other college presidents to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing higher education on April 8 in the Queally Center for Admission and Career Services.
UR President Kevin Hallock said UR's comparative advantages were what would make it the best small university at his inaugural ceremony on April 8.
To kick-off the UR’s weekend-long presidential inauguration, President Kevin Hallock led a discussion about UR’s commitment and successes in faculty-mentored research on April 7.
As spring 2022 comes to an end, the University of Richmond will celebrate President Kevin Hallock’s official inauguration this weekend.
WCGA had its class chair elections on April 1, the same day junior Hoor Ain organized a town hall meeting after her disqualification from the WCGA presidential election.
WCGA senators, students and survivors of assault launched a petition on April 3 calling for a presidential re-election, transparency and accountability. At the time of publication, the petition had over 200 signatures.
The Africana studies program will offer two courses for the fall semester, which are part of a program students and faculty fought to implement at UR.
Students shared their accounts of assault, censorship, and exclusion at a town hall meeting on the Westhampton Green on April 1.
Junior Hoor Ain was disqualified from the WCGA presidential election a day after deleting a post stating there were sexual predators in RCSGA.
The University of Richmond announced today that the Board of Trustees has voted to change the names of six campus buildings honoring enslavers and eugenicists.
The Naming Principles Commission submitted its final recommendations on March 25 outlining a process for community members to request the removal of a name.
