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By The Collegian | November 3, 2013Click here to download the October 31, 2013, full PDF edition of The Collegian.
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Journalist and filmmaker Madiha Tahir presented her 20-minute documentary, "Wounds of Waziristan," Nov.
I have heard a lot of good things about Selba, and it was on the top of my list for this season's Restaurant Week. I made reservations for my friend and me online for 6 p.m.
Students who do not want their diplomas to indicate whether they were Richmond College or Westhampton College students can ask for a college-neutral diploma and they will receive it. Monday, Oct.
Virginia's Libertarian candidate for governor, Robert Sarvis, called himself an alternative to the two traditional candidates for governor in a public forum on campus last week. Sarvis spoke for 30 minutes in the Ukrop Auditorium as part of the Richard L.
As part of her job as head of resource acquisitions and delivery at Boatwright Memorial Library, Anna Creech procures free trials of various database programs for student and faculty use.
Kevin Smith said he had decided to play basketball for coach Chris Mooney at University Richmond because it was the first school that really made him feel as though they had to have him.
The Museum Studies class is curating an exhibit that focuses on Soviet-Jewish immigrants who left behind family, friends, language and professional identity to create a new life in Richmond, Va.
Homecoming brings to mind football and fall. But for some seniors, it is a chance to be crowned king or queen of the school.
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The academic calendar, including semester start dates and days off, might be tweaked to better accommodate the university community, starting next school-year. Provost Steve Allred and vice president for student development Steve Bisese have been discussing these potential changes with the student government bodies.
An electrical wiring malfunction triggered a fire in University Forest Apartment 603 Friday afternoon, filling the unit with black smoke and causing the neighboring apartments to evacuate, a firefighter said.
University of Richmond offered media outlets a sneak peek into the future of Spider basketball Thursday, unveiling the $17 million renovations to the Robins Center. Taking their seats around noon, athletic director Keith Gill, women's head basketball coach Michael Shafer and men's head basketball coach Chris Mooney gave a press conference from the center of the newly polished and painted hardwood floor.
"Don't let someone else define what 'having it all' means for you," said Leslie Griles, one of five panelists at Thursday's "Women, Leadership, and Leaning In" discussion.
Modern-day slavery expert Kevin Bales told a group of University of Richmond community members that by unlocking the science of slavery, they too can be heroes, nerds and abolitionists. Bales, co-founder of Free the Slaves, a nonprofit organization dedicated to abolishing slavery worldwide, shared science, stories and laughs with a full room of spectators in Weinstein Hall, Brown-Alley Room last night. A new scientific view of global slavery has opened up new progression within the modern day anti-slavery movement, Bales said. "We're at the beginning of the end of the fourth great anti-slavery movement," he said.
Damage/Destruction of Property/ Vandalism Oct. 19, 9:34 a.m. A window pane valued at $50 was broken in New Frat Row. Oct.
Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer at Facebook, and her "Lean In" message about women in the workforce have gained national recognition and started a national conversation in the past few years.
As part of the Digital America class she taught as an American studies special topic in the spring semester, Meghan Rosatelli and her students collaborated on a trial of a publication website bearing the same name as the course.
If you saw a gaggle of 3- and 4-year-old children in the Heilman Dining Center on Monday, it was not a very young group of prospective students on a tour. Alpha Phi Omega, the University of Richmond's coed service fraternity, is currently hosting its "Friends Fun-raiser," said sophomore Sam Shalom, the event's coordinator.