On April 20, students, faculty, staff, and parents gathered in Jepson Hall for the seventh annual Jepson Research Symposium. The annual symposium highlighted the breadth and also the depth of a leadership studies education.

Leadership studies major Patrick Hughes, ’18, is attempting to understand how context correlates with the emergence of illiberal leadership.

Dana Rafferty, ’18, first became interested in studying diversity in higher education during her Freshman Year Seminar, Psychology of Diversity, with Dr. Crystal Hoyt. As it turned out, that class would spark questions that would lead Rafferty to an honors research project.

Emily Bradford turned her love of music into two very different independent research projects.

On March 20, students in Dr. Al Goethals’ Theories and Models of Leadership class visited the WTVR CBS6 news station to explore the practical side of leadership and the critical need for leadership in every industry.

Milly Brooks, '18, researched the long term effects of lower socioeconomic status in rats

Legend has long held that if you kiss someone on the gazebo, you’re destined to marry them. So why not cut to the chase? WebstUR’s Wedding Chapel, a new Vegas-style 24-hour wedding venue, is officially open for business.

Ashley Alex designed her interdisciplinary studies major around her research in Dr. Lester Caudill’s lab.

Maxwell Coleman, '20, participated in the Cultural Understanding and Leadership program in summer of 2017.

The Richmond MBA collaborated with the Virginia Council of CEOs this month to jumpstart career conversations for women in RVA.