Supreme Court allows states to use unlawfully gerrymandered congressional maps in the 2022 midterm elections
Hank Chambers, professor of law, authored this piece.
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Supreme Court allows states to use unlawfully gerrymandered congressional maps in the 2022 midterm elections
Hank Chambers, professor of law, authored this piece.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Professor builds mathematical simulations to save lives
Joanna Wares’ research helps determine the best way to fight the opioid epidemic.
UR Now: UNIVERSITY NEWS
Innovative international programs ensure Spiders experience the world
UR’s International Education Office is recognized for making a global perspective accessible despite the pandemic.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Digital Scholarship Lab opens up project that makes stunning photos discoverable
Pioneering software called Photogrammar, designed to share historic images, expands with help from dedicated faculty and students.
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Alum writes comic books that help kids solve the mysteries of chemistry
Richmond showed Spider grad Colleen Kelley how to study. Now the chemistry professor is taking those lessons and her love of storytelling to reach students that struggle with science.
From Nepal to Richmond
A generous gift made a Richmond education a reality for Keshav Jha, ’22.
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Spider junior fuses business and technology to serve others
Newman Civic Fellowship award recipient Penny Hu is recognized for her leadership on and off campus.
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Sea change: Music helps students grasp climate risk facing island nations
Pacific and Indian Ocean island artists engaged students during a multiday residency that combined music, discussion, and hands-on learning.
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Biology with Tibetan Buddhist monks: What I'm taking back to my college classroom from teaching at a monastery
Dan Pierce, assistant professor of biology, authored this piece.