University hosts take back the night
By Annie Blanc | April 8, 2015Take Back the Night was held in the forum last night and continues to seek an end to all forms of sexual violence.
Take Back the Night was held in the forum last night and continues to seek an end to all forms of sexual violence.
Even though Spring Fever did not draw a full-house, The Octaves delivered a performance that brought together their alumni and audience members.
Edwin Meese III, former attorney general of the United States, stresses the importance of bringing police and the community back together again.
Dar Williams, who performed Wednesday at Richmond, uses the power of song to explore social issues that drive society apart.
Choeur du Roi, Richmond's oldest co-ed a cappella group, celebrated its 20th anniversary at its annual King of Hearts concert Friday.
The show introduced a cast of unique and diverse female voices telling personal stories meant to empower, educate and entertain women.
Argentinian artist Martin Bonadeo sets up a light installation in Tyler Haynes Commons that will reflect onto the lake.
Richmond police officer David Johnson discusses his rewarding 32-year-long career in law enforcement.