This Collegian UR podcast explores how the Dalkon Shield changed a woman's life and the medical malpractice lawsuits in the shadow of E. Claiborne Robins' legacy on campus. Hosted by Madyson Fitzgerald. Reported and written by Jackie Llanos and produced by Caio Rodolfo. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

This Collegian UR podcast explores the memorialization of T. Justin Moore, investigating who Moore was and his impact on the segregation of Virginia public schools. 

Hosted Eileen Pomeroy. Edited and produced by Nina Joss and Eileen Pomeroy. Emma Davis and Olivia Diaz contributed to reporting. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

This Collegian UR podcast explores the memorialization of Robert Ryland and Douglas Southall Freeman at the University of Richmond, gathering different perspectives on their presence on campus today

Hosted, edited and produced by Jackie Llanos. Nina Joss assisted in editing. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

This Collegian UR podcast explores the life of Douglas Southall Freeman and how he perpetuated systemic racism in Richmond and the U.S. by promoting Lost-Cause Ideology.

Hosted, edited and produced by Gedd Constable and Mia Lazar. Nina Joss assisted in editing. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

This Collegian UR podcast explores the life of Robert Ryland and how he perpetuated systemic racism and slavery in Richmond and the U.S.

Hosted, edited and produced by Grace Kiernan. Nina Joss assisted in editing. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

This Collegian UR podcast explores racism at The Collegian during the 1980s in its newsroom, in its news coverage and through the ideas it published in its editorial section.

 

Hosted, edited and produced by Jackie Llanos. Nina Joss and Conner Evans assisted in editing. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

While the relationship between free expression and the role of higher education has been a conversation in many academic circles in recent years, UR's discussion is especially relevant: Since the Charlottesville protests, our campus has faced several incidents of discriminatory attitudes and racist acts, most of them taking form in the written word. Meanwhile, a committee of students and faculty have spent the past three years working on a free speech policy that was released in May 2020, in its current form.

This episode of Beneath the Surface was written, narrated and reported by me, Conner Evans. Additional reporting was provided by Jay Welle and Grace Kiernan. The story was edited by Nina Joss. And our music, as always, was graciously provided by Nathan Burns.

In the second episode of this two-part series, The Collegian explores the Princeton Review's ranking of the University of Richmond as the fourth most segregated school in the U.S. Hosted, edited and produced by Conner Evans. Arrman Kyaw assisted in reporting. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.

In our inaugural episode, this Collegian UR podcast explores the Princeton Review's ranking of the University of Richmond as the fourth most segregated school in the U.S. Hosted, edited and produced by Conner Evans. Arrman Kyaw assisted in reporting. Eli Kline, Sana Azem and Brendon Kim assisted in editing. Music created by Nathan Burns. Podcast art created by Nolan Sykes and The Collegian.