News about University of Richmond, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

Watch election updates from the Richmond Times-Dispatch throughout the day on Tuesday and Wednesday.

As a kid, Mills Godwin senior Luke Smyers spent his afternoons and nights playing T-ball at Tuckahoe League League with a ...

Willie Lee Williams was born on March 22, 1933, in Haughton, Louisiana, to Sidney and Carrie Williams. Affectionately known as “Bill” by family and friends, he spent his early years in ...

As attacks on gay and transgender rights intensify across the U.S., Richmond’s LGBTQ+ community is standing strong through solidarity and finding queer-friendly spaces.

Some Richmond residents stopped supporting the former mayor before January's water crisis.

Content by Westminster Canterbury Richmond. This award-winning, fully accredited Life Care retirement community celebrates 50 years of enabling seniors to “Live Life Well.” ...

Coming off a six-day water crisis, Richmond officials on Saturday morning declared the city’s water supply safe to drink, leaving restaurants, coffee shops, markets and more thrilled to get back ...

As a reader of the print version of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, I have to note the dissonance in the placement of two articles immediately opposite one another in the June 20 newspaper.

More than 1,000 people marched from Capitol Square to Monroe Park on Saturday, chanting, carrying signs and protesting President Donald Trump, while snarling traffic in downtown Richmond.

The Richmond rally was organized by 50501VA, an independent wing of the "50 Protest, 50 States, 1 Movement" grassroots campaign that sprouted after President Donald Trump's second term began.