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PROTEST! A Richmond History
Our current exhibition, PROTEST! A Richmond History, was curated by American Studies Seminar students.
Poverty in Metropolitan Richmond
Accessible through the UR Scholarship Repository, Poverty in Metropolitan Richmond reflects the work of Dr. John Moeser, Senior Fellow of the Bonner Center for Civic Engagement at UR Downtown.
Richmond on Broad Cafe
Operated by University of Richmond’s Dining Services and open to the community, Richmond on Broad Cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and mid-afternoon refreshments.
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Mark your calendars for the Richmond Symphony’s Summer Recital Series, a collaboration with our Department of Music and VCUarts! #URichmond professor Joanne Kong is performing July 12, and professor Richard Becker is performing August 16.
An exciting new opportunity has just been posted!
Registration is now open for our Summer in the City series for faculty and staff!
Our Summer in the City schedule is now posted, and registration for 4 great excursions for faculty and staff begins Tuesday, June 5 at 10 a.m. These events fill up quickly, so mark your calendar!
We're proud to be a part of the United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg's MetroCASH program. This year, out of 197 community volunteers, 70 were University of Richmond's Robins School of Business students who volunteered more than 930 hours of service. As a coalition, MetroCASH was able to file more than 3,400 returns and refunded over $2.5 million to area customers.
No seats left in the library? Walk down the hill, jump on the shuttle, and study downtown! The UR Downtown Shuttle departs on the hour, and we have snacks. Good luck on your exams, #Spiders!
We sure are going to miss Head Downtown Ambassador Emily Bradford, '18, who graduates this May and has shared her love of music through our Downtown Arts and RVA First Fridays programing these last few years! #SpiderPride
“Moving forward, there is a technical comfort, knowing how to do taxes,” junior Chris Selwood, an accounting student who is also part of the program this semester, said. “They are not scary at all to me. I am even doing my own this year."
Thanks to the The Collegian for this story on the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program! We're one of 13 VITA sites with the United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg MetroCASH coalition.
And just like that, tax season has come to a close. The numbers aren't official yet, but our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Site worked on over 450 returns this year. It's only possible through the generous work of wonderful students, volunteers, colleagues, and community partners. Special thanks to the United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg for their help yesterday! #TaxDay
The last Downtown Arts event of the semester is one week away! We're excited to be heading to TheatreLAB to see Moth by Declan Greene with direction by Josh Chenard. Register today!
This amazing group of American Studies majors curated PROTEST! A Richmond History, the powerful exhibition now on view in our gallery through September 1! #SpiderPride
Just 2 hours until the opening of PROTEST! A Richmond History. Thanks to WCVE for helping us spread the word!
Thanks to Justin Mattingly of the Richmond Times-Dispatch for writing this great piece about PROTEST! A Richmond History, an American Studies exhibition which opens in our gallery this Friday at 5 p.m.!
Virginia Government Networking Brunch, organized by UR Downtown Student Coordinators Joanna Hejl and Gabe Josephs, is happening now! #SpidersEngage
Thank you to Jamie Brunkow of the James River Association, Mary-Stuart Torbeck of the Sierra Club Virginia Chapter, and Professor Emily Boone for sharing your knowledge with us at this week’s Community Dinner! Shout out to Madelyn Hair, '21, for putting it all together. #ourriverourwaterourfuture
What a great experience meeting Councilman Andreas Addison at tonight’s excursion to the Richmond City Council meeting! #SpidersEngage
“It is neither wealth nor splendor, but tranquility & occupation which gives happiness.”
-Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom, third president of the United States, and architect of our Virginia State Capitol
Congratulations to our friends at Richmond on Broad Café!
Great to have University of Richmond School of Law students and so many wonderful guest speakers in our spaces this week as part of a poverty law practicum taught by Tara Casey, director of the Carrico Center for Pro Bono Service.
Friday night at the Richmond Symphony to kick off Spring Break - Be safe this week, Spiders!
Events at UR Downtown
- Summer in the City: PROTEST! A Richmond HistoryJun2711:00 PM - 1:00 PMCurated by American Studies Seminar students, PROTEST! A Richmond History surveys 26 protests throughout... Continue reading
- Summer in the City: GRTC PulseJul1111:00 PM - 1:00 PMLaunching June 24, GRTC Pulse is a bus rapid transit system that will serve a 7.6-mile route along Broad Street and Main... Continue reading
- Summer in the City: Children's PavilionJul1811:00 PM - 1:00 PMThe Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU opened the Children’s Pavilion on Broad Street in 2016 to provide... Continue reading
- Summer in the City: Pandemic: RichmondJul2511:00 PM - 1:00 PMPandemic: Richmond explores the repeated storms of disease that have swept through the city. From influenza to... Continue reading
University and community-sponsored events in 2016-17
volunteer tax returns filed in 2016-17, totaling $321,000+ in refunds
visitors to the space in 2016-17
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