University of Richmond political science professor Tracy Roof, an expert on the history of supplemental nutrition assistance in the U.S., weighs in on the current congressional debate around nutritional assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

University Colloquy will address the coming academic year and celebrate our faculty.

The first recipient of the Jepson Scholars Foundation scholarship earns her master's degree at the University of Oxford

For Aaisha Sanaullah, a position working for Special Olympics International was a dream job – not something she had planned for her first legal internship during her summer as a rising 2L student at Richmond Law.

The traditional classroom format is familiar to most, but one Richmond alumnus has been working for years to support students and educators online in an engaging, interactive platform.

University of Richmond law professor Ashley Dobbs, who teaches and writes about both trademark and copyright law as part of her role as Director of Intellectual Property and Transactional Law Clinic, explains why the Redskins name change is less about the law and more about long-term business, financial, and public relations issues.

Government contracts and settlement negotiations are the focus for this 2L's remote summer internship with a federal agency.

Visiting Lecturer and Public Historian Lauranett Lee offers comments on the fashion and beauty industry's response to the Black Lives Matter Movement.  

Assistant Professor of Education Bob Spires, An Expert on Comparative International Education, Authored This Piece.

“It all started at Richmond,” said Drew Train, ‘03, of his motivation to address societal issues through personal and professional purpose-driven work.