Tag Archives: University of Richmond

• News

  Gen. Schwarzkopf had strong ties to University of Richmond

  Veteran Jonathan Harmon never knew or even met Norman Schwarzkopf, but the general’s passing is hitting close to home.
• News

  Bobby Ukrop resigns from UR board

  Ukrop resigned at a Dec. 7 meeting of the board, according to a source close to the family.
• Sports

  UR students protest sports cuts

  Students seek “greater voice” in university decisions.
• Sports

  Gill formally introduced as UR athletic director

  Gill comes to UR from American University where he had been director of athletics since 2007.
• News

  Sandy nixes Romney rally at University of Richmond

  Governor Romney’s stop at the University of Richmond that was planned for Sunday has been canceled due to Hurricane Sandy.
• Politics

  Parking and transportation info for Sunday’s Romney rally

  Here are all the deets about Sunday’s Romney rally at U of R.
• News

  Are churches following the law when it comes to politics?

  In this heated political season, more churches are speaking out on the issues.
• News

  As Presidential Debate looms, town hall format poses risks, rewards

  President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney face a very different environment in tonight’s debate at Hofstra University in New York.
• News / Politics

  Kaine and Allen discuss issues at University of Richmond

  Virginia Senate Candidates George Allen and Tim Kaine discussed issues of the campaign on the campus of the University of Richmond.
• News / Sports

  UR students fight to save soccer and track programs

  The university is cutting the track and soccer programs to make way for a new sport: men’s lacrosse.
• News

  OPINION: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell should step down

  University of Richmond professor Thad Williamson wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times
• News

  U of R President takes up for Emancipation on National Stage

  A panel of historians will recreate the national scene and the dilemmas facing Americans on September 22, 1862, without drawing on their knowledge of what would unfold over the next few months and years.