Feature Stories

Sydney Freeman, '17, was chosen to be a part of the highly selective White House Internship Program.

Recognizing that the Richmond area is home to a large number of veterans, a group of students from the University of Richmond School of Law set out to find new ways to support and engage that community.

It wasn’t that long ago that Bridget Ward, ’11, was unfamiliar with the computer-based mapping tool GIS. Today, she’s a GIS analyst and environmental planner working on a proposed high-speed rail project between Richmond and Washington.

Student research sheds light on topics ranging from perfectionism to immigration and global governance.  

Jennifer Cable’s new class equips students with the tools they need to build a successful career in music.

Rhiannon Bell, '15, and Franny Edmundson, '15, were among a select group of students asked to participate in the PPE Colloquium held at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Amy Shick, '16, developed an educational computer science game to help teach concepts and increase interest in the field.

Gwen Setterberg’s longtime love of language makes her the perfect fit for a Fulbright grant to teach English in Argentina

The American Association of Law Library (AALL) Hall of Fame has announced that it will award the Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award, its highest honor, to Timothy Coggins, associate dean for Library & Information Services at Richmond Law.