Growing up in Bulgaria, Zhivko Illeieff, '11, listened to his grandparents' stories about life under a communist regime. This summer, he and Charles Mike, '11, will travel through Bulgaria capturing the stories of those who experienced the transition to democracy on film.

Students teamed up with one of the country's leading community development organizations to interview residents in Richmond’s North Side to chart the area's biggest assets and its greatest needs.

At Richmond, Catesby Saunders, ’12, melds his passions for persuasion, rowing and local history. Off campus, that combination brings to life his experience in the River City.

Robert S. Jepson Jr. told 2010 graduates: "I think the richest people are the happiest, those who have risen to the top of their profession and those who are givers rather than takers. All the great people in our history and in our future will be measured by what they will give not what they will take."

When Emily Miller, '10, wrote her proclamation letter as a freshman about where her collegiate journey would take her, the triple major never imagined that the answer would be Harvard Divinity School on a partial scholarship.

The variety of experiences afforded her at the University of Richmond gave Tajh Ferguson, '10, the edge she needed when competing for a highly selective NIH fellowship.

"The people here want to invest in your future," says Providence Okoye, L'11, who has secured two federal clerkships. "I didn’t choose Richmond, Richmond chose me! From admissions to the classroom, they are seeking for you to excel. A lot of good can happen here."

a blog post by MBA student, Andreas Addison

an update from Debbie Fisher

from Wendy Jewell, President of The Richmond MBA Alumni Society