University of Richmond

Flying Squirrels to Offer Free Keg to Anyone Staying After the Third Inning

RICHMOND, Va. — In an effort to keep attendance strong through the last pitch, the Flying Squirrels announced plans to offer a free keg of beer to anyone willing to stay at home games past the third inning. The decision to offer free booze as an [read more ... ]

VCU Brandcenter Offers Newest Track: Insufferability

RICHMOND Va. — The VCU Brandcenter announced it will begin offering its new Insufferability degree concentration in the fall of 2019. The new classes enhance the two-year master’s program’s world-class advertising education by providing [read more ... ]

University of Richmond School of Law Proudly Retains Title of Fourth Best Law School in Central VA

RICHMOND, Va. — The latest U.S. News & World Report rankings have placed the University of Richmond School of Law as the 50th best law school in the country, marking yet another year where Richmond Law retained its title as the reigning fourth [read more ... ]

VCU to Offer Ark Building Concentration in Light of Climate Change

RICHMOND, Va. — In an effort to prepare future generations for the impending threat of catastrophic weather phenomena associated with climate change, Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) will now offer students a series of classes in ark [read more ... ]

“That’s It, Math Is Out,” ODU Refuses to Increase Tuition

NORFOLK, Va. — In a sincere and calculated move to help lower costs for students, Old Dominion University announced Monday the immediate expulsion of all math courses and majors from its degree programs. This stunning move enables the [read more ... ]

Local Shop Sells Out of Bob Marley, Boondock Saints Posters as Virginia Tech Students Arrive

BLACKSBURG, Va. — Following the massive influx of freshmen arriving on the Virginia Tech campus, local shop Nice Dreams announced today that they’ve completely run out of Bob Marley and Boondock Saints posters, which they offer in addition to [read more ... ]

Henrico Millennial Suffers PTSD When Seeing Back to School Shopping Ads

GLEN ALLEN, Va. — Henrico resident Ellie Madison, 26, suffered a mental breakdown episode after a bombardment of recent advertisements promoting back to school sales, reports confirmed Friday. Officials say Madison was shopping in the Walmart in [read more ... ]

VCU Launches Accelerated Bachelor’s Program, Allows Students to Graduate in Under Seven Years

RICHMOND, Va. — Citing rising tuition and the student loan crisis, VCU has announced the creation of a new bachelor’s program which allows students to complete their degree requirements in under seven years. VCU’s new “Seven in Seven” [read more ... ]

Report: Area Man Considering Going to Bar After Seeing Bartender’s Facebook Post

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — After hours of scrolling through his lengthy Facebook feed, Crozet resident Matt Thompson is considering going to Commonwealth Restaurant & Skybar tonight after seeing a Facebook post from Connor Hanson. Hanson, a former [read more ... ]