Feature Stories

Tianni Ivey, '18, interns with Levar Stoney's winning campaign.

Students use games to teach Greek and Latin etymology at a local after-school program.

Spider Riders gives law students the opportunity to ride along with the officers from the University of Richmond Police Department and the City of Richmond Police Department while out on patrol. For the most part, students are silent observers, but gain real insights into police work during their ride-along. 

Ebonee Crosby, C’18, a preschool teacher and SPCS student, builds connections with Richmond’s Latino community.

After 12 years at the University — and decades more working and teaching in the city of Richmond — John Moeser will retire knowing thousands of former students were inspired to become engaged citizens.

Rebecca Hubbard and Alicia Hubbard, C’15, have taken similar routes in life despite their differing interests: From students at Reynolds Community College to Richmond Spiders and future working professionals, support for each other’s efforts grown as they transition into their respective career paths.

Civic Fellow Maggie Moroney, ’17, gets a firsthand view of Brexit and the refugee crisis during an internship with the U.S. Embassy in Slovakia

University of Richmond revitalizes the STEM disciplines through science programs that help students develop necessary research skills.