Many students enjoy opportunities to learn more about their own religious faiths, as well as those of others, by gathering to discuss beliefs, worshiping and studying together, or just socializing. One of the most notable characteristics of our students is their concern for others. While virtually every organization on campus provides some form of service function, the following list includes organizations whose primary missions focus on campus and community service. These groups fall under the direction of Campus Ministry. Campus Ministry also sponsors numerous retreats and prayer groups.
Members are frequently organized groups of friends who enjoy working and recreating together.
Richmond will become a member of the conference in the 2001-2002 season. Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Club sports level Club sports teams may compete with other schools' teams, but they are not recognized intercollegiate organizations. They have no division designation and do not compete for championships. Rather, they are designed to promote and develop students' interests and skills in various sports. Approximately 45 different sports and activities are sponsored by the Department of Recreational Sports.