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Parking lot R42 (east stands) will be closed for construction parking starting Monday, June 8, and will be unavailable until mid to end of July 2026. Questions can be directed to parking@richmond.edu.
Parking lot W88 will be closed on Monday, June 8, and the campus gas pumps will be unavailable during this time.
In addition, Westhampton Way will be closed to through traffic near the W88 lot. Detour signs will be posted to direct drivers to the River Road/East Campus entrance and other alternate routes.
Please plan accordingly and allow extra travel time as needed.
Did you know that men are statistically less likely to seek healthcare, yet chronic musculoskeletal pain significantly affects their quality of life? Take this month as an opportunity to bring attention to health issues, get early detection screenings, seek treatment for health problems, and make lifestyle changes to improve your health.
There's a new update to student job requisitions in Workday that will send managers a notification when new applications are submitted. This enhancement was requested by managers who keep their student requisitions open for extended periods of time and wanted a better way to monitor new applicant activity. There’s a job aid and a video tutorial to help you customize your Workday notification preferences.
This change currently applies only to student job requisitions.
The Weeks of Welcome (WOW) submission form is now open for staff and faculty to submit programs for WOW consideration. The form will remain open until 5 p.m. on Friday, June 12.
If you have any questions about WOW, please contact Taylor Hoogsteden at taylor.hoogsteden@richmond.edu.
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