Jessica Ruzic's summer internship brought her into the world of nonprofit leadership as she did everything from planning a gala celebrating local foods to meeting with members of the board.

As an intern in Cape Town, South Africa, Bonner Scholar Chaz Barracks, '11, worked alongside rehabilitated prisoners and South African heroes.

The University of Richmond's connections to the Church Hill community are longstanding. This summer Jepson School of Leadership Studies student Michael Coleman, '10, added his passion for music to the mix.

Richmond's starting field hockey goalie doubles as a journalist, so she spent the summer working behind the scenes in the athletic department's communications division.

This Richmond accounting major thinks business is beautiful, but he's not willing to accept the business world as it is. He's on a mission to make it greener.

On the heels of being named the nation's hottest school for international studies by Newsweek magazine, the University of Richmond announced the construction of a new building dedicated to international education.

Daniel Harawa, '09, entered college with a plan: to maintain his focus on attending law school while finding a major that would incorporate his interests in American culture, history and literature.

Senior Sarah Nagel discusses her research on children's book illustration and the process of writing and illustrating her own book.

Music and leadership studies double-major Natalia Sanders, '10, talks about her summer internship at the Manhattan New Music Project.

Richmond’s Department of Education is hopeful that MSI: Richmond will do for middle school and high school students what the television show CSI has done for forensics—inspire young people to perform better in mathematics and the sciences and to go to college.