Sound science: Why are people drawn to live music?
As in-person concerts return in many parts of the world, UR music professor Andy McGraw weighs in.
Feature Stories
August 2, 2021
UR Now: CAMPUS LIFE
Emmett the therapy dog is ready to get back on the job
After his summer off, the goldendoodle at the Well-Being Center is ready to interact with students.
August 2, 2021
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
What does it take to be an Olympian?
UR faculty and staff explain the science and psychology that drives elite athletes.
July 26, 2021
UR Now: The Conversation
The EU wants a carbon tax on imports, but would it be the climate solution officials expect?
Economics professor Timothy Hamilton, an expert on environmental economics, explores whether carbon border taxes are an effective tool as countries try to slow climate change.
July 26, 2021
UR Now: Research & Innovation
Bad business: Is hosting the Olympics worth the cost?
As the Tokyo Olympics face uncertainty, a UR economist weighs in on the pros and cons of being a host city.
July 26, 2021
UR Now: Arts
Liz Montague's magical book series draws inspiration from Richmond
The writer-illustrator, a 2018 UR grad, will create a world around the ‘Brooklyn School of Magic’ for Scholastic.
July 26, 2021
UR Now: Research & Innovation
Loosening COVID-19 restrictions may ramp up social anxiety
As society finds its way back to normal, a UR leadership studies professor and social psychologist says crankiness may be a result – at least for a bit.
July 26, 2021
Transfer student finds her place at Richmond
Melanie Fichera, '23, uses summer internship to put her knowledge to the test.
July 26, 2021
Service Through Lacrosse
Jack Delligatti, '22, is teaching life lessons through sport to youth in Panama.
July 23, 2021
An Accessible Approach to Renewable Energy Policies
Professor Joel Eisen’s new book, Advanced Introduction to Law and Renewable Energy, offers a fresh and comprehensive overview of the laws that regulate – and accelerate – the growth of renewable energy.