2015–16 Jepson School Leader-in-Residence and co-founder of The Motley Fool David Gardner shares personal experiences and advice on investing and leadership.

Bonner Scholar Brenden Carol, ’17, espouses political activism as key to achieving the common good in a democratic society.

Students in the Public Lives, Personal Narratives, and Persona class visited the Executive Mansion for the unveiling of a portrait of civil rights activist Barbara Johns.

The Q-Camp experience.

How the Accounting Society is giving their members a leg up on the competition.

Outstanding Administrative Staff Award recipient

Eric Van Der Hyde, ’08, draws upon his experiences in service, leadership, and ethics in both his professional and personal life.

From stacking petticoats and taming hoop skirts for PBS’s Civil War series Mercy Street to managing Daniel Radcliffe’s wardrobe for the film Imperium, Sloane True enjoys being a part of the costuming team for Richmond’s film and television industry.

Survey season is upon us! And public opinion matters. Now is a good time to think about what we want to know, what we learn from these survey efforts and, most importantly, what we should do with the results.

Chandra Rhue, GC’12, earned a graduate certificate in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies through the School of Professional and Continuing Studies in 2012. She is now an assistant principal in Hanover County Public Schools pursuing a doctorate in Education Leadership at Virginia Tech. She offers these reflections about her experience at the University of Richmond.