From Monument Avenue to the Northside's Highland Park, first-year students toured the real Richmond during UniverCity Day.

CAREER15 connects employers with high-caliber candidates from smaller universities.

Stephanie Whallon, ’98, an acclaimed production accountant in Los Angeles, returned to the University of Richmond in the fall of 2009 to teach a master class to creative writing students on writing for television.

English professors Elizabeth Outka and Kevin Pelletier brought literature written about the Civil War and World War I to life, both inside and outside of the classroom.

Geography and environmental studies professor David Salisbury has traveled to the Amazonian Basin numerous times over the past 10 years to study its people, culture, and environment, but the trip he made during the summer of 2009 marked a first for him; he brought students with him.

Last summer, Laine Ashker and Kyle Greenfield both enrolled at the Summer Business Institute to build business savvy. By the end of the three-week intensive program, the two had founded a company.

While studying abroad in Thailand Daniel Hebert, '11, learned firsthand about the dangers of mines to local villages — and then worked with villagers to make a documentary about it.

A collection of videos and photos of the 2010 Jepson Colloquium presentations are available online.

The secret to reducing America’s reliance on foreign oil may be developed right here at the University of Richmond in a lab in the Gottwald Science Center.

Chris Cosgrove, ’11, found himself pondering what it means to be a good follower after a trip to Morocco and a camel ride through the Sahara Desert.