Join us as we start the UR Women's Basketball season for 2025-26! Let's cheer our Lady Spiders on to another historic season!

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Explore how tiny Portugal played an outsized role in world history. We will examine its fifteenth and sixteenth century maritime expansion and central role in the transatlantic slave trade. We will trace Portugal's rise as the Iberian Peninsula's only independent kingdom, its global reach from Brazil to Japan, and its later decline into twentieth-century poverty under Europe's longest dictatorship. We will see how democracy reshaped Portuguese culture and survey its landscape, art, architecture, and food. Note: The new refund policy applies.

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Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 21, 28, Aug 4, 11, Synchronous Online

Join the University of Richmond family for a great Saturday in the Robins Stadium as our football team takes on Fordham. Our Osher tailgate will start at noon in R45 parking lot, and the game will start at 2pm. Bring a dish to share and join us!

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The World Cup begins on June 11, with the US as a co-host. But what do you know of its history? Why is it the most important sports event in the world? Attend this lecture by UR History Professor Juan Pablo Ardila Falla to gain a greater appreciation of why soccer is more than a sport, but a way of life in so many countries, especially Latin America. Through the history of the World Cups of 1950, 1970, 1978, and 1986, we'll delve into questions regarding soccer, politics, national identity, and race in Latin America. The lecture offers an overview of why soccer is so central to Latin American societies.

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Wed, May 20, JPSN, Room 118