Feature Stories

The Gerald Thomas Massie Scholarship honors the legacy of friendship

Richmond's dining team did their homework to create sustainable fare for International Education Week.

See a collection of meals representing global cuisine created by the culinary experts at the University of Richmond.

A long-term collaboration brought Indigenous leaders from the Amazon to campus.

International scholars connected on historical and environmental issues in a journey on the James River.

Chemistry professors explain how to add nutrition — and avoid a dinner disaster — using a mix of science and common sense.

The poodle behind the desk at the Well-Being Center offers students a calming presence on campus.

Researchers travel to UR from around the world to discuss everything from the Middle Ages to cutting-edge cryptography.

Dan Souza, a 2004 grad, heads up one of the most trusted names in American cooking.

During the conversation of college admission, often the question arises, “What can I do to stand out?”. Typically, the underlying assumption is, “What can I do to standout…in a good way”. While there are many aspects of an application that are desirable, compelling, and interesting to read, there are equally as many blunders students can make when crafting their application.