UR's SAE chapter was not in attendance at leadership cruise where a racist chant was taught to the University of Oklahoma chapter.
Richmond hosts its annual Honor Week to raise awareness on the significance of academic integrity and the repercussions of cheating.
Even though Spring Fever did not draw a full-house, The Octaves delivered a performance that brought together their alumni and audience members.
University of Richmond Police Report: March 23 2015 – March 30 2015
A low number of responses to UR Campus Climate Survey makes the results unusable.
The Collegian documented what has been an informative week in regards to the university's sexual misconduct policy.
The Department of Education will visit UR on Tuesday, as part of an ongoing Title IX investigation.
Like the town hall meeting in January, student government members represented the majority of students who attended Wednesday's town hall forum on sexual misconduct .
There will be a Town Hall forum regarding sexual misconduct policies on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Follow along here to see who says what during the forum.
Edwin Meese III, former attorney general of the United States, stresses the importance of bringing police and the community back together again.
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, University of Richmond will host a forum on sexual misconduct and Richmond's sexual violence policy.
Dining Services released a new food nutrition app called Edible Bytes that was created to better inform students on food content.
Over 1,000 Richmond undergraduate students responded to The Collegian's Spring 2015 Campus Attitudes on Sexual Assault survey.
StarRez takes the place of Richmond's lottery housing system; some students still remain confused about its effectiveness.
Pulitzer Prize recipient Chris Hamby, RC '08, will be on campus March 23rd to talk about the resurgence of black-lung disease and investigative journalism.
SAE announced plans to review all of its chapters to determine if any engage in offensive behaviors a day before Virginia Tau added a public response to the Oklahoma video outside of its lodge.
Dar Williams, who performed Wednesday at Richmond, uses the power of song to explore social issues that drive society apart.
Emotions in Motion 5K, a run and walk for mental health and suicide prevention awareness, will take place Saturday on campus.
Richmond now can provide funding for more than 600 students amounting to approximately $2.5 million in awards.
Sweet Briar will be the third Virginian liberal arts college to close in the past three years, joining Saint Paul’s and Virginia Intermont.
