Hundreds gather in Monroe Park on Sept. 3 for a game of tag organized by Ruckus, a social organization that hosts community ...
There is always that one person who seems to know everyone’s drama. At the University of Richmond, that role has been ...
Happy Monday Spiders! It’s an exciting time to be in Richmond. Check out the events happening on and off-campus this week.
Happy Wednesday Spiders! Welcome or welcome back to campus for the start of the academic year. Get back into campus life by ...
The University of Richmond football team scored a decisive 35-14 victory over Bucknell on Saturday, marking the first opening win since 2021.
After 12 hours, one improv show and many laughs, the University of Richmond’s only improv troupe Subject To Change raised $1,000 for their group. STC held their first Improvathon in two years, a ...
As the rush of the beginning of the semester dies down and students settle back into routine, the Boatwright Memorial Library remains under active construction. The building is surrounded by ...
The Office of the Chaplaincy sponsored eight students on a pilgrimage to Northern Ireland over spring break, where they spent intentional time encountering ideas of conflict resolution and peace. The ...
As the sixth anniversary of the removal of the city of Richmond’s Confederate statues approaches, a new movement of reckoning with Virginia’s complicated history is taking place. Spearheaded by ...
The name of the Student Center For Equity and Inclusion was changed to the Hub For Student Inclusion and Community this semester in the midst of President Donald Trump’s attacks on diversity, equity ...
Before FBI Director Kash Patel, ’02, celebrated in the U.S. men’s hockey locker room after the team won gold, he was an executive member of the Richmond Rowdies, a University of Richmond’s spirit ...
On March 26, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist David Carson showed a crowd of students, faculty, and Richmond locals an evocative image: a teary-eyed child clutching a small puppy in a lifeboat.