Faculty lay out the science behind COVID-19
A panel of UR experts detail the challenges the virus presents and how to mitigate the dangers.
Feature Stories
April 9, 2021
UR Now: Campus Life
UR adopts wind chimes to help vision-impaired Spiders navigate campus
A landmark pilot project makes it easier for those who are blind or vision impaired to get to and from class.
April 9, 2021
Paul Clikeman Teaching Fellowship established at the Robins School
Larry and Cindy Borger were shocked and saddened when Paul passed away, and wanted to find a way to help honor his legacy at the Robins School. They were inspired to create the Paul Clikeman Teaching Fellowship.
April 9, 2021
SPCS ASL classes support diversity, equity & inclusion
Reba Poole, an experienced ASL instructor, educates the UR community at SPCS and nurtures inclusion, understanding, and fairness.
April 6, 2021
UR Now: University News
UR gears up for return to in-person commencement
Richmond will host on-campus, physically distanced school ceremonies for grads and two guests.
April 6, 2021
Grace Miller, '21
Asking big questions and seeking solutions drive Richmond Scholar’s academic and career choices.
April 5, 2021
Public Service & Legal Research Combine
Students in Professor Joyce Manna Janto’s Advanced Legal Research Course put their skills to use in the pro bono sector, in partnership with the Virginia State Bar.
April 2, 2021
UR Now: Research & Innovation
When will kids get COVID vaccines? A UR professor explains
Chemistry professor Jonathan Dattelbaum breaks down the latest on a COVID-19 vaccine for children.
April 2, 2021
UR Now: Student Experience
Two University of Richmond students named Goldwater Scholars
The scholarship is the preeminent undergraduate award in science and math.
March 30, 2021
UR Now: Research & Innovation
Big data makes a big impact at UR
Data science is revealing insights in areas as varied as human migration, the Great Depression, and the Amazon rainforest.