Loosening COVID-19 restrictions may ramp up social anxiety
As society finds its way back to normal, a UR leadership studies professor and social psychologist says crankiness may be a result – at least for a bit.
Feature Stories
Service Through Lacrosse
Jack Delligatti, '22, is teaching life lessons through sport to youth in Panama.
Transfer student finds her place at Richmond
Melanie Fichera, '23, uses summer internship to put her knowledge to the test.
An Accessible Approach to Renewable Energy Policies
Professor Joel Eisen’s new book, Advanced Introduction to Law and Renewable Energy, offers a fresh and comprehensive overview of the laws that regulate – and accelerate – the growth of renewable energy.
Law School Welcomes New Associate Deans
Richmond Law announces the apppointment of Professors Alllison Tait and Laura Webb to associate dean positions.
UR Now: Arts
Lower the boom: Traditional Japanese drumming a hit with students
For the UR Taiko Ensemble, the intense Japanese percussion style is also a workout.
Richmond Law's Summer Fellowships Reach 131 Students
Over one hundred students were awarded a Summer Public Interest Fellowship to pursue interests in the public sector this summer.
UR Now: Spiders Abroad
Ready for safe summer travel? UR experts have tips
As travel restrictions ease, faculty weigh in on where to go and what to do based on their areas of expertise.
Law Student Awarded Prestigious Labor Law Fellowship
Kenneth Revoredo, L’23, is taking a deep dive into the labor law field thanks to a prestigious Peggy Browning Fund Fellowship, which he’s putting to use at the Strategic Organizing Center.
Meet Professor David Epstein
Learn more about Prof. David Epstein, a member of the Richmond Law business faculty.