Advancing blockchain innovation and policy
Alison Mangiero, '05, is an industry leader at the intersection of blockchain technology and policy
Feature Stories
March 2, 2022
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Cause and effect: UR expert insights on Ukraine crisis and world reaction
Faculty analyze the political, economic, and psychological effects, as the conflict unfolds in Europe.
March 2, 2022
Interns net jobs with investment firms
Leadership studies and business administration education is the winning combination for interns
March 1, 2022
Connecting national identities to policy
Griffin Trau, ’18, points to the role of national identities in shaping pandemic responses and other domestic and foreign policies
February 28, 2022
UR Now: UNIVERSITY NEWS
More overture than finale: Dean Wendy Perdue on 11 years at Richmond Law
From clerking for a future Supreme Court justice to navigating the COVID pandemic, Perdue reflects on her four decades in law.
February 28, 2022
UNIVERSITY NEWS
More overture than finale: Dean Wendy Perdue on 11 years at Richmond Law
From clerking for a future Supreme Court justice to navigating the COVID pandemic, Perdue reflects on her four decades in law.
February 28, 2022
Annie Wang, '22
EMT and healthcare studies major finds connection with seniors in Richmond.
February 25, 2022
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Spider chemistry professor awarded top state honor
Michael Leopold inspires undergrads to conduct cutting-edge research with wide implications.
February 23, 2022
A Spider for Life
Jaide Hinds-Clarke, ’20, supports Spider Athletics as staff member, donor, and industry volunteer.
February 23, 2022
The Ethics of Choice Conference
Scholars and experts gather at University of Richmond to debate ethical issues