Biology professor Amy Treonis teaches the importance of objectivity in science research

As the 2016–17 Zuzana Simoniova Cmelikova Visiting Scholar in Leadership and Ethics, Dr. Maria Esperanza Casullo is taking a break from her role as associate professor at the Universidad Nacional de Río Negro in Argentina and spending time conducting research and teaching at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies.

When juvenile immigrants enter the United States to join family members, they face a host of obstacles. Students in the Richmond Law Children’s Defense Clinic are helping them navigate legal challenges.

In December, the Jepson School honored Ciulla, who will launch the next stage of her career in spring 2017, with its Jepson School Award for Leadership & Service.

After a month on a farm in India, Izzy Pezzulo, ’18, created a sensory documentary to capture the experience.

The ILA honored Hickman with the lifetime achievement award during its 2016 global conference in Atlanta, Ga.

After studying antibiotic resistance and HIV, chemistry major Alexis Blake now wants to work on criminal justice reform relating to drugs.

Hanover County Emerging Leaders, a program aimed to develop our next generation of intellectual pioneers, came to campus for a week for some exercises in teamwork, communication and fun.

Anna Ellison, ’17, used her background in Arabic and her interest in law to work with CAIR-Chicago, the Council on American Islamic Relations.

Allison Watkins is finishing her master’s degree at the University of Bologna.