Before rolling out the bowling balls and clearing the lanes for opening day, River City Roll requested an MBA Capstone Project to set the new business up for success.

In her new blog, Leadership Speculations, Jepson School Dean Sandra J. Peart hopes to raise awareness of new theories and experiments in leadership among a wide audience.

Professors are offering crash courses in their disciplines to students outside their schools.

Delicious food, a live band, and décor that made guests feel like they walked into a winter wonderland were just some of the highlights of the new Richmond MBA Holiday Celebration in December 2017.

Dana Lascu, professor of marketing, spent her Thanksgiving in Eldoret, Kenya, at Moi University, co-chairing the Academy for Global Business Advancement conference. 

The four students who achieved second place in the National Team Selling Competition at Indiana University last fall brought their experience back to the classroom for a similar competition. But this time, they were the judges.

Anthropologist Riddhi Bhandari is spending the year immersing herself in research, learning, and life in Richmond, Va., as 2017–18 Zuzana Simoniova Cmelikova Visiting Scholar in Leadership and Ethics.

SPCS is pleased to introduce rap artist, producer and deejay Mad Skillz as its first ever artist-in-residence to team teach the class “The Voice of Hip Hop in America” with SPCS professor Dr. Erik Nielson.

The 16th annual International Studying Leadership Conference (ISLC) brought leadership scholars from all over the world to the University of Richmond Jepson School of Leadership Studies from Dec. 10–12. 

After conducting archival research and interviews, UR students wrote and performed a documentary drama about the history of Armstrong High School.