Why are some political candidates skipping debates?
UR political science professor Anthony Sparacino offers insight into why, ahead of the midterms, some candidates don’t see the value in debating their opponent.
Feature Stories
UR Now: CAMPUS LIFE
UR's home for the humanities becomes a space for interactive experiences
A modern approach invites the campus community to experience the humanities in person.
Regan McCrossan, '23
A NASCAR-focused internship with FOX Sports yields experience in news production
THE CONVERSATION
What is Fog Reveal? A legal scholar explains the app some police forces are using to track people without a warrant
Anne Toomey McKenna, visiting law professor, authored this piece.
Creating a Stronger Community for Richmond Law Latinx Students
Richmond Law’s newest student organization offers community and support to Latinx students.
UR Now: UNIVERSITY NEWS
CIO is nationally recognized for his efforts in diversity, equity, and inclusion
Keith “Mac” McIntosh, vice president for information services, received the 2022 EDUCAUSE DEI Leadership Award.
Protecting a Rosenwald School in Virginia
Stephanie Willett, this year's Community Partner-in-Residence, focuses on African-American history and engagement in Cumberland County.
Back-to-School with Belonging
Karen Kochel and her psychology students create a guide for K-12 teachers with the Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities.
UR Now: University News
Author Isabel Wilkerson speaks of the nation's 'karmic moment of truth'
The best-selling author of 'Caste' and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discussed her book during the Weinstein-Rosenthal Forum on Faith, Ethics, and Global Society.
UR Now: Research & Innovation
'Fast Company' recognizes innovation and entrepreneurship at UR Law
The business magazine selected Richmond’s Legal Business Design Hub in its annual Innovation by Design Awards.