Feature Stories

From stacking petticoats and taming hoop skirts for PBS’s Civil War series Mercy Street to managing Daniel Radcliffe’s wardrobe for the film Imperium, Sloane True enjoys being a part of the costuming team for Richmond’s film and television industry.

Survey season is upon us! And public opinion matters. Now is a good time to think about what we want to know, what we learn from these survey efforts and, most importantly, what we should do with the results.

Chandra Rhue, GC’12, earned a graduate certificate in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies through the School of Professional and Continuing Studies in 2012. She is now an assistant principal in Hanover County Public Schools pursuing a doctorate in Education Leadership at Virginia Tech. She offers these reflections about her experience at the University of Richmond.

Bonner Scholar uses her Bonner summer of service and a Civic Fellowship to explore climate change in the South Pacific.

A personal experience inspired Kerrissa (Richards) MacPherson, ’11, to use her leadership studies and healthcare background to serve her community

Working in marketing with the company OpenDataSoft, CampoBasso hopes to improve cities and governments through providing accessible data.

The new Science Leadership Scholars Program from the Jepson School and the School of Arts and Sciences encourages students to study leadership in the context of scientific pursuits.

Tech-savvy sophomore student shares her experience creating an app with NYU student.

From virtual investment to Scott Trade investment.