Taking place on artificial turf in the Cousins Studio Theatre in Modlin, four University of Richmond seniors worked to bring Sarah DeLappe’s play, a 2017 Pulitzer Prize Finalist, to campus through a Productions Studies III capstone project. 

Internship with fly-fishing company hooks senior on a niche industry

On Friday, January 25, and Saturday, January 26, students of all class years gathered with Richmond faculty, alumni and staff at the Richmond Marriott for two days of learning and reflection. The weekend underscored the positives of examining Richmond-area and global problems from a liberal arts background. 

Every year, the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce gives out an award to a young professional who is making an impact in the Valley through their business and involvement with the community. This year, Henry won the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce Award for Outstanding Young Professional for his work in New Market, VA.

After a 2017 trip to Zambia as an undergraduate, Chase Whittaker, L'22, returned to the states knowing that his work in Zambia wasn't done. Today, his nonprofit supports education efforts in the city of Livingstone - and his law school friends are getting involved.

Michael Limongelli, '21, never envisioned taking a solo trip to the small town where his grandmother was born would turn out to be one of the most memorable experiences of his life.

After serving on Honor Council leadership for two years, Jacob Queller, '20, helped guide the it to implement a new system to ensure University of Richmond students are held to the highest standards of integrity.

The 35th Annual Concert will bring works of renowned choreographers from around the world to the Alice Jepson Theatre on February 28th through March 1st.

C. Brandon Rash, L’06, married his interests in technology, innovation, and the law in a career in patent law.

Senior researches the low-conviction rate of police officers who shoot unarmed Arican-American men