Networking within Advertising Research Foundation leads to full-time career

From its international-market theme to its globetrotting menu, the Passport Café in the new Carole Weinstein International Center is unlike any other dining destination on campus.

What does it mean for a university campus to be sustainable? Sustainability Coordinator Megan Litke explains what's ahead as UR becomes a climate neutral community.

Over the past eight years, Dr. John Vaughan has seen the students he’s mentored graduate, complete medical school and begin their residencies.

Chemistry professor Bill Myers stays in communication with many of the hundreds of students he's advised during his 37 years at the University of Richmond.

As part of dedication events for the Carole Weinstein International Center, UR students created maps and globes representing the world based on nontraditional measures and their own perspectives.

Approximately 48 organizations were represented at the Corporate Careers Expo, which focused on connecting students with opportunities in accounting, consulting, finance and sales.

My grandfather was one of the most honorable men I have ever known. He had to delay his legal career to serve in World War Two, and later, he practiced law and worked for the FBI. As a child, I associated his wisdom with being a lawyer and I wanted to follow in his footsteps.

Douglas Kysar, Joseph M. Field ’55 Professor of Law at Yale Law School, brought his insights to the Donchian Symposium on Sept. 20, in a presentation titled “Spilling Over: Economics and Ethics in Environmental Law.”

“I always knew that I wanted to be a lawyer and a litigator. I want to help people and I like to argue. When I toured the University of Richmond’s campus, I had a positive view of the University from day one – everyone was very nice and genuine.”