WC student works to change sexual violence conversation
By Chase Brightwell | November 25, 2014Durudogan has started Spiders for Spiders, a club devoted to preventing sexual violence at Richmond.
Durudogan has started Spiders for Spiders, a club devoted to preventing sexual violence at Richmond.
"Remnants," a play co-written by a Richmond professor, focuses on race and features various music and dance styles.
FYS students consider how to make college campuses more sustainable and discuss plans for the future.
Kappa Delta selected by the extension committee to join Richmond's Greek community next fall.
Richmond law professor Ann Hodges won an award that rewards faculty who have inspired students to better their community.
Homecoming 2014 marked the 100th anniversary of the university's relocation to its current site, with events for students and alumni all weekend.
Representatives from three sororities visited Richmond for the chance to become the university's newest chapter.
"Clybourne Park" is set in 1959 and 2009, and is about racial conflict surrounding a house in inner-city Chicago.
Paul Queally, board member and RC ’86, will return to campus Thursday to moderate a Robins School of Business event, "The Word on Wall Street."
With new goals and aspirations, members of SASD and BASE have formed a new LGBTQ student organization called SCOPE.