Making an encore performance
Alum Michael Simpson played the organ at his Baccalaureate in 1974, and 50 years later.
Feature Stories
Fueling Victory: Cooking Competitions Provide More Than a Meal to UR Athletes
“The cooking contests have been a wonderful addition that provides well-being, life skills, and team-building opportunities for our student athletes,” said UR’s Senior Associate Athletic Director Lauren Wicklund.
Project Update
Exciting progress is underway with our Workday implementation!
Workday: Streamlining Systems
Once implemented, Workday will streamline many of the tools we currently find scattered across various platforms into one user-friendly interface.
Workday: A First Look
Beginning in January, Workday's user-friendly design will make managing your work simpler.
Dynamic Organization Charts
As demonstrated in May's Spiders in the Know, Workday's dynamic organization charts are a game-changer, offering a clear and detailed view of where each employee fits within the larger University structure.
Training Begins in November!
Beginning in November, please be sure to join us for a series of training sessions on Workday designed to make your transition to Workday smooth and straightforward.
UR Now: UNIVERSITY NEWS
Student scholars earn dozens of awards in 2024
Spider undergrads and recent grads received a wide range of national and international awards for study and research, service, and opportunities abroad.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Book smart: Faculty recognized for writing achievements
UR professors received awards for works ranging from a historical fictional account of Richmond’s tragic theater fire to a new translation of Hermann Hesse’s Steppenwolf.
Client of Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic at Richmond Law wins writ of actual innocence after 45 years of incarceration
New evidence and DNA testing lead to full exoneration of Virginia man