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Race & Racism at the University of the Richmond is an interdisciplinary, community-based project providing online access to selected archival resources housed at Virginia Baptist Historical Society, Rare Books & Special Collections at the University of Richmond, and The Collegian Newspaper Archive. This site was formerly titled "Digital Memory & the Archive," after the University of Richmond classes tasked with building content for this site. This site is home to those class collections, exhibits, podcasts, and resources. Additional information about the Project, programming, and related work can be found on the Project blog.
Featured Exhibit
George Modlin's Segregated University of Richmond
Who was George Modlin? George Matthews Modlin was the fourth president of the University of Richmond (1946-1971). During his tenure, the...
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Article "'Arena' Presentation Effective In 'John Loves Mary' Staging"
This article from The Richmond Times-Dispatch was published on March 23, 1949 and describes the use of an arena stage for the production of "John…
Article "Preview of Carnival Good Times"
This article from The Richmond Collegian announces the University Carnival, which was to take place in the Millhiser gymnasium at 7:30 PM. The…
Program "AWAY WITH THE BREEZES or 'How the South Won the War'"
This is an undated program from a production presented by the senior class of Westhampton College. The play was written, directed, designed, and…