Only in his third year, Jepson professor Julian Hayter has already earned a strong reputation as a sought-after, high-energy educator with an open-door policy who challenges students to use their skills to serve the community. He was selected to give this year's Last Lecture.

Bonner Scholar reflects on the challenges, frustrations, and fulfillment inherent in community service.

Sixteen second-year students traveled to San Juan, Puerto Rico, to explore problems and potential solutions to the issues plaguing urban American communities.

The Virginia Holocaust Museum in downtown Richmond provides a framework for a conversation about helping fellow students in distress.

After a year of re-evaluating their mission, the Campus Activities Board becomes the Spider Board and celebrates their relaunch with a big-name guest speaker.

The University celebrates 25 years of sororities on campus and dedicates new facilities for each chapter.

Entering first-year students explored bad leadership through the world of Harry Potter in a Roadmap short course.

The 2012 Black History Month celebration will break down the rich and varied histories of black culture throughout the world, while searching for points of connection among those at UR.

Mentoring a third grader through Big Brother Big Sisters inspires Peter Valavanis and the junior class president’s cabinet to support city schools.

Antoine Waul, ’13, has always been struck by the words of Martin Luther King Jr. As part of UR’s 2012 MLK Day celebration, he hopes the dreams of past leaders will still prove inspiring in today’s battle for social justice.