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Jill Cavaliere

Little places big concern on student safety

By Jill Cavaliere | March 4, 2010

Depending on whom you ask, the name Bernard Little produces vastly different responses - smiles, grimaces or a shrug of indifference. But regardless of other people's perceptions, Little seems to have a clear understanding of who he is and what motivates him: people ... whether it be students, co-workers or his fiancee. By profession, Little, 25, works as the Area Coordinator for the University Forest Apartments, Thomas Hall and Pacific House at the University of Richmond.

Board of Trustees elects new members to 4-year terms

By Jill Cavaliere | September 17, 2009

The University of Richmond Board of Trustees elected two new members - Judge Roger L. Gregory, and Richmond 1983 alumna and Procter & Gamble executive Melanie Liddle Healey - who both bring a distinct enthusiasm for The Richmond Promise, the university's strategic plan for 2009-2014. Both members were hired to four-year terms during early July, after months of communication with President Edward Ayers and a general introduction to the university's workings. The initial communication process aimed to make sure the potential members matched the university's chemistry and interests, Gregory said. "I was very humbled and very delighted to [join]," he said.

Sophomore participates in Va. pageant

By Jill Cavaliere | April 16, 2009

Tasha Baah, a member of the University of Richmond's track and field team, will compete in the Miss Virginia United States pageant on Sunday, April 19. Baah, a sophomore psychology and pre-med major, will be competing against 25 other women for the Miss Virginia United States 2009 title and the opportunity to represent the state at the Miss United States Pageant in Las Vegas, Nev., July 11 to 17. As an aspiring model, Baah said she had never considered entering a pageant before.

MTV's "The CollegeHumor Show" premiere party at the IAC Building on February 5, 2009 in New York City. COURTESY OF JOSH ABRAMSON

Richmond alum produces 'CollegeHumor' show

By Jill Cavaliere | April 2, 2009

"The CollegeHumor Show" -- a hyper-reality version of NBC's "The Office" and created by a University of Richmond graduate -- may be back for a second season. Josh Abramson, the show's producer and Richmond 2003 graduate, said that MTV, the show's network, would consider factors such as the cost and ratings of the show in its decision-making process.

Community members filtered through UR Downtown's newly opened building during Thursday's open house.

CCE and Law School open downtown campus

By Jill Cavaliere | March 26, 2009

Nestled in the corner of Seventh and East Broad streets in downtown Richmond stands the brick-and-stone front of the renovated Franklin Federal Savings and Loan building, now home to the University of Richmond satellite campus, UR Downtown. Although an initial move-in occurred in January 2009, the program officially opened on March 3 and held open houses the week of March 16 to allow the community to explore the new space and understand the program. The mission behind UR Downtown, formed as a joint effort between the university's Bonner Center for Civic Engagement and Richmond's T.C.

YWCA names professor woman of the year

By Jill Cavaliere | March 5, 2009

A crucial career moment for University of Richmond law professor Adrienne Volenik came not from a triumphant trial, but from an early loss. As a student at the University of Maryland, working in a law clinic similar to the one she now directs at Richmond -- UR Downtown's Family Law Clinic -- Volenik and a teammate represented a young man who had been charged with a serious delinquency.

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