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June 6, 2011
Ashley Allen, L’12, hopes to use her law degree to pursue a career as a legislative lobbyist. As she begins her term as president of the Student Bar Association, she hopes to gain firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced by elected officials.
June 2, 2011
Rising senior Jon Henry was recognized this month as “Out.Spoken. Richmonder of the Year,” by local news website GayRVA.
May 24, 2011
In Geography of the James River Watershed, Todd Lookingbill is giving students a firsthand look at how the river impacts Richmond residents.
Building on the University's strengths in international studies and living-learning programs, Dr. Lidia Radi created a new program for first-year women that pairs the study of women in historical texts with the development of leadership skills for today's world.
May 16, 2011
Christina Gray and Jillian Fraccola spent the last four years as teammates on the UR women’s golf team. Now they’re looking to each other for support as they try to join the LPGA Tour.
Curtis Carlson, a leader in developing high-definition TV standards, emphasized the importance of innovation and support from friends and family in his speech at the University’s main commencement ceremony.
Cliff Gamble, C'12, plans to use his Certificate in Teacher Licensure Preparation to make the transition from the corporate world to the classroom as a secondary English teacher.
May 13, 2011
The UR community cast their votes, and the tough spider took the lead. Get ready to meet UR’s new mascot, WebstUR, at Reunion.
May 10, 2011
About to embark on a year of research on German theater in Berlin, Caroline Weist, ’05, credits her time at the University of Richmond with providing much of the academic foundation she needed for grad school.
May 9, 2011
One leadership studies class this spring aimed to show students how music can spread ideas, effect change and help a generation find its voice.