Jepson’s newest graduates joined a network of more than 1,300 Jepson alumni, which spans the globe, and they will pursue studies and careers in all fields and industries.

Amy Bernardini, C’16, overcame the challenges of single motherhood and the schedule of full-time employment to complete her Bachelor of Applied Studies in IT Management at the University of Richmond, fulfilling a promise to her daughter to “lead by example” in going back to school.

The Richmond MBA 2016 Commencement speaker on "Collecting Remarkable People".

Chancellor Richard L. Morrill discusses the Jepson School’s focus on ethics in his keynote remarks.

RSB strives to bring awareness to the gender inequality issue in the undergraduate economics major.

Non-business majors reap the benefits of the Robins School of Business.

Sophomore future entrepreneur with a passion for civic engagement.

Ben Baldwin, a graduating student who earned a Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies with a major in IT management, was selected among high-achieving graduating students to address graduates at SPCS Commencement Exercises held May 7, 2016.

Connie Hill, adjunct instructor of mathematics in the School of Professional and Continuing Studies, was named the 2016 Itzkowitz Family Distinguished Adjunct Faculty Award recipient during SPCS Night, the school’s annual awards and recognition ceremony.

Sophomore Scholars in Residence course explores how we remember disasters, and how pop culture influences those memories.