Sensing that a conversation on masculinity was critical for the campus community, the Office of the Chaplaincy decided to make it the focus of its fifth annual One Book, One Campus Initiative.

Last fall, students in the Living-Learning program, Spanish in the Community, traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend a public policy conference where they received first-hand insight into a variety of issues related to the Hispanic community.

A silent auction featuring the work of University of Richmond faculty, staff and students held on Feb. 12 raised $4,645 to benefit earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.

University of Richmond senior Carly Vendegna is applying her knowledge of sustainable agriculture and community gardening to projects on campus and in the city.

Last spring, law professor Joel Eisen traveled to China as a Fulbright professor and discovered the facts and fiction behind Western perceptions of the East.

While studying abroad, Sarah Wallace, '11, joined tens of thousand of people from around the world and world leaders to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Tran Doan,'10, and Carter Quinley, '11, used a Projects for Peace grant to start a business to offer Thai women an occupational alternative to the sex trade.

In his Bancroft Prize-winning biography, Dr. Woody Holton invites academic and armchair historians alike to take a fresh look at first lady Abigail Adams.

Catherine Matthews, ’11, arrived at Richmond with a passion for international language and culture.

The University of Richmond has launched an effort to move the men's club lacrosse team to a varsity club league to attract talented, academically high-achieving players.