University of Richmond’s first-ever sports psychologist hopes students and student-athletes alike will find her an accessible and amicable resource.
The updated Purchasing Card policy prohibits University of Richmond departments from giving out gift cards.
A campus police report from Aug. 26 to Sept. 14.
Writer and co-creator of the Emmy-nominated web series “Brown Girls” Fatimah Asghar read her poetry and spoke to a full audience on Tuesday.
Over the summer, University Dining Services announced that it would make several changes to campus cafes to help boost sustainability.
Sarah McBride spoke on Tuesday in the Queally Center about transgender life in the U.S. today.
The Collegian sat down with Alexander Heffner, the host of the PBS show "The Open Mind," to discuss civil discourse.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Monroe Park in Richmond on Friday evening to participate in the Global Climate Strike.
An open house on Sunday marked the grand opening of the new Multicultural Space, called “The Space,” at a heavily attended event.
8:15 at Boatwright’s new vendor is creating more buzz about caffeine on campus than finals season last year.
President Crutcher spoke of the institution’s many accolades in his State of the University address and of the areas in which UR still needs work.
CAPS implemented a new appointment scheduling policy in order to better accommodate the rising number of students seeking mental health-related help.
A "Thriving and Inclusive University Community” is one of the five pillars of the University of Richmond’s strategic plan.
Katie Hafner was the first speaker in the 2019-2020 Jepson Leadership Forum series. Her lecture covered the beginnings of the Internet.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Yale Law School professor James Forman Jr. spoke Thursday about the criminal justice system during a lecture.
A former UR student surprised defense and prosecuting attorneys when he changed his three guilty pleas of sexual battery to no contest.
The Eco-Corridor will open in spring 2020 to provide students with many amenities and opportunities – not just the goats.
Fraternity lodge events will not have guest lists nor serve alcohol until after fall break.
The appearance of five stickers bearing slogans of a white supremacist group across UR's campus prompted strong reactions from the community.
A burial ground of enslaved people is believed to be beneath the University of Richmond, behind Puryear Hall, near the steam plant and parking lot U8.
