History students work with objects from University archives to create a digital collection.

Alumna advocates for reform of our country’s immigration system

As an intern for the Richmond chief of police, Austin Gund, ’15, sees the role of leadership in organizational operations, city management, and community relationship building.

Law school is a challenging experience for all students. Between writing papers, taking exams, searching for a job, and much more, it can often be an overwhelming time.

Sabrina Cabezas, '18, dreams of using her leadership skills to spread equal opportunity education to third-world countries.

Sam Chin, GB'15, uses his Capstone Project to collaborate with Red River Foods, Inc., a food products and ingredients importer looking to expand its facilities and operations abroad.

Students work closely with CIA analysts in a crisis simulation competition held on campus

Ryan Frost, ’05, shares 9/11 stories to preserve the memories of those who experienced the day.

University of Richmond law student Jonathan Mark (L ’16) came to law school hoping to work in entertainment law. Now, thanks to strong networking skills and university funding, Mark is on a first-name basis with vice presidents from across the industry.

Dr. Ernesto Semán, a historian, novelist and former investigative journalist in Argentina, joined the Jepson School this fall as an assistant professor of leadership studies.