University of Richmond News

There's no age barrier when it comes to falling in love with "Twilight: New Moon." Smoldering looks and soulful gazes, yes, but not one single sex scene and only four kisses in the entire movie.

Henry County is getting its feet wet in the world of instant communication. "This is an instant world," Deputy County Administrator Tim Hall said.

Karen DeBonis, a member of GreenUR, said the success of the program depended on the students.

On the Fourth of July 1956, trustees of the Adams Manuscript Trust gave the vast collection of family papers to the American people.

Imagine this "icebreaker" game: Participants sit in a circle of chairs, and when a characteristic that you possess is shouted, you run to another chair.

" Lt. Gen. John W. Knapp has been appointed the Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. '43 Visiting Professor in Leadership and Ethics at Virginia Military Institute.

Octavian also established regional offices in Tulsa, OK and Richmond, VA. In making the announcement, Sukhi Ghuman, founder and CEO of the Octavian Group, said, "We are bringing to America the heightened standards and advanced training that has helped us become one of the fastest growing companies in security-conscious Britain.

On Nov. 11, 2009, Adnan Hajizadah, an alumnus of the University of Richmond, was given a two-year prison sentence in Baku, Azerbaijan.

You may not have time to look for Free Stuff, so we do it for you. FREE SYMPHONY CONCERT: Admission is free to The Richmond Symphony's Third annual "Come and Play" concert, this Sunday, November 22 at 6pm at the VCU Siegel Center.

Students came together to break the silence on GLBTQ issues at the University of Richmond by recounting true stories of students, faculty and alumni who questioned their sexuality or lived as members of the GLBTQ community during the Live Homosexual Acts at the Pier Sunday night.

Danielle M. LaCoe, 29, has been an associate at Setliff & Holland for exactly one month today.

Goodman Solutions, LLC, a division of Goodman & Company, LLP, one of the nation's top accounting and advisory firms, has announced that Jeremy Martin has joined the company's Tysons Corner office as a Senior Associate.

There will be no lack of laughs this semester if SCOPE has anything to say about it.

The Social Media Club of Richmond is beginning to demonstrate some real staying power with three events in November alone -- an election wrap-up discussion about social media and politics; a Tweetsgiving karaoke and bowling charity mega-event; and next week's SMCEDU-RVA event at the University of Richmond.

A former Enterprise reporter continues to leave his mark in the Virginia legal and anti-poverty communities even after his sudden death from cancer in 2007.

A year ago, private colleges were struggling to navigate rough economic waters. Then they headed into the hurricane.

Baltimore native Andre Maurice Davis won confirmation Monday as a judge on the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, nine years after his first nomination to the job.

Readying to slink off into the night, Gov. Tim Kaine continues to bustle about the business of securing future employment.

Timothy Kaine will return to teaching at the University of Richmond after his four-year... This article is available to registered guests only.

The shooting rampage at Fort Hood that left 13 dead and 38 wounded this week has sparked a debate about whether it was an act of terrorism.