From faculty-led master classes and student performances to open houses across campus and home games for Spider football and soccer, nearly 50 events gave families a peek at the many facets of their students’ lives.
Karle Wells, GC ’22, GC’23, earned a Graduate Certificate in Teacher Licensure in 2022 and an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction in 2023 at the University of Richmond. Now an ESL teacher in Richmond City Public Schools, she partners with SPCS to support multilingual learners and future educators.
Senior gains first-hand experience in the legislative process through internships with Democratic and Republican congressmen.
The University welcomed a record number of new student employees this fall. Over 1,000 student positions have been filled since July 1 and over a third were new student employees — the latter is a 15% increase compared with the peak fall hiring period last year.
As an associate at The Pew Charitable Trusts, Spider works to expand opportunities for residents of Philadelphia.
Jacquelin and Scott Aronson are the parents of Jack, a Richmond senior, and Jayne, a junior. They have found many ways to connect with the University and other Spider families while watching their children establish communities of their own.
For junior Olena Naumenko, studying economics has always been about more than numbers. It is a way to better understand people, policy, and the forces shaping communities around the world.
Writing can take many forms across the University — from scholarly articles and book proposals to grant applications, community-engaged research, and pieces written for public audiences. Whatever you are working on, offices across campus offer resources and expertise to help.
The students led the decision to purchase the Osi Audu painting during a trip to New York City, where they got an insider’s look at the professional art world.