"The people here want to invest in your future," says Providence Okoye, L'11, who has secured two federal clerkships. "I didn’t choose Richmond, Richmond chose me! From admissions to the classroom, they are seeking for you to excel. A lot of good can happen here."

a blog post by MBA student, Andreas Addison

an update from Debbie Fisher

from Wendy Jewell, President of The Richmond MBA Alumni Society

Drawing from her own experiences during her first year in college, Katybeth Lee, an assistant director in the Career Development Center, guides those seeking to connect values and interests with career paths.

Through its Safe Zone workshops, Common Ground educates students, faculty, and staff about LGBT issues to create a supportive and inclusive campus community.

Teach for America has recognized the University of Richmond as one of the top colleges in the nation for placing graduates in the program, which provides teachers for underserved urban and rural school systems. Ten students were accepted from the class of 2010.

Nancy A. Bagranoff, president of the American Accounting Association and an accounting scholar with numerous textbooks and articles on accounting information systems, consulting, and information technology audit and control to her credit, has been named the next dean of the University of Richmond’s Robins School of Business.

As an assistant director in the Career Development Center, Joslyn Bedell helps students tackle the big life questions.

As a Howard Hughes Medical Institute scholar, Crystal Richardson, '10, completed a month of on-campus research before her freshman year. Four years later, she is completing a fifth summer of research and will soon begin work on a doctoral degree at the University of Virginia.