Powering the future
A study abroad experience in Copenhagen inspired alum Scott Weiss to pursue a career in renewable energy.
Feature Stories
Students awarded at annual gala
Three business school students received awards for their work with the community at the annual Black Excellence Gala.
SGA Student Spotlight
Gerry Peacock in his own words
Gerry Peacock, C’24, who is pursuing a Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) through SPCS, is a pitcher on the Spiders baseball team. He previously earned a post-bachelor’s certificate in data analytics through SPCS, completing that credential last year.
Richmond Law Announces 2025 Commencement Speaker, Alumna Stephanie Grana
Grana will address 2025 graduates during Commencement in May
Killers and Cults: Leadership Gone Awry
Students learn that conventional leaders and malevolent leaders often use similar means to achieve very different ends.
The economics of migration and education
Senior Neha Kalwala’s research examines the intersection of economics and social issues.
University News
Spiders at watch parties witness an amazing run
Alumni, students, family, and fans unite across the U.S. to cheer on the women’s basketball team as they made history at the NCAA tournament.
Student Experience
Spiders attend NYC Toy Fair
Richmond students participate in an industry trade show thanks to a $10,000 grant honoring a 1969 alum.
Research & Innovation
International conference held in honor of Richmond professor
Bill Ross is celebrated for his contributions to the global mathematics community.
Athletics and Ambition
A two-sport collegiate athlete pursues a graduate degree and makes plans for life off the field.
Student Experience
Richmond psychology students engage in cross-cultural lessons
During recent international exchange trips, students from UR and Japan compared notes on their mental health research.
A Guide to Creating a Successful Application
During the conversation of college admission, often the question arises, “What can I do to stand out?”. Typically, the underlying assumption is, “What can I do to standout…in a good way”. While there are many aspects of an application that are desirable, compelling, and interesting to read, there are equally as many blunders students can make when crafting their application.
A deep dive into leadership issues
Seven Jepson students and three 2024 graduates presented research at conferences in Los Angeles, Denver, and Richmond last month.