In the Law School’s first-ever internship in Ghana, students test their knowledge of human rights law and advocacy, while gaining a better understanding of America’s legal system.

While translating compositions in Bali this summer, ethnomusicologist Andy McGraw discovered how the everyday sounds of Balinese life could influence his teaching.

Lisa Cheney, student government president, came to SPCS through the Institute on Philanthropy and remains engaged and involved in the life of the School.

Priya Bhanderi put her interpersonal skills to good use with a summer internship for a consulting firm.

Esteban Hernandez founded his own company this summer after realizing a gap in the market when his parents both broke their iPhones.

Two new tenure-track faculty join the Robins faculty this year in the management and economics department.

Yichi Zhang will be prepared to enter the working world after completing three internships and graduating this spring with four concentrations.

On July 27, 2012, the National Association of Women Judges (NAWJ) hosted a tour at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, followed by a seminar that focused on recent developments in the law during the U.S. Supreme Court's 2012 term. Three University of Richmond School of Law faculty members served on a panel moderated by Dean Wendy Perdue.

Meeting the president and making national media appearances were just a few of the things this summer had in store for Bonner Scholar Samantha Lint.

Carlyn Covington and her classmates in the Children’s Health SSIR spent the year living, studying, and traveling together as they explored the physical, mental, and educational health of children.