Carol Matuschek’s experience at Osher not only has reconnected her with past friends, but also has enlarged her circle of like-minded acquaintances.

With the completion of the Osher Institute’s eighth year, Director Jane Dowrick reflects on some of the characteristics of the vibrant group of Osher members.

Have you ever been bitten by a spider? Dolly Hintz has – twice! No, not one of those good looking University of Richmond athletes—the actual arachnid!

Our Osher Institute classes at UR offer great lifelong learning experiences taught by Osher volunteers, UR faculty and others, but did you know that the University also offers Osher members audit classes given to degree-seeking students?

Did you know: According to a recent study in California, bridge playing strengthens the immune system and helps stave off dementia, and that Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are avid bridge players?

Entering first-year students explored bad leadership through the world of Harry Potter in a Roadmap short course.

As the new chef at the Richmond on Broad Café, Matt Lee combines cultural culinary influences and looks to local sources as he shapes UR’s addition to the city’s restaurant offerings.

A trip to the Dominican Republic sheds light on how a living wage can lead to healthy living — and uncovers a way for UR students to make a change.

The School of Professional and Continuing Studies will open its fiftieth anniversary celebration year with SPCS Week, an opportunity to connect with the School and celebrate its history.

Patricia Wescott holds a special position at the Federal Reserve of Richmond and credits The Richmond MBA with helping her get there.