Feature Stories

Students in Dr. Al Goethals’ Presidential Leadership class traveled to the historic estates of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe to learn more about the former presidents’ lives and natures.

Accounting students build connections at UR Downtown’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Site (VITA) site.

Scholar-athlete Mary Allen, '16, gives back to her Northside Richmond neighborhood through her class and volunteer work.

Arthur Tartee, ’17, was one of two Jepson students to attend the Hatton W. Sumners Student Leadership Conference in Austin, Tx.

Colleen Egan, '17,and Miriam McBride, '17, lead efforts to connect University students to experiences downtown.

Osher Institute member Marshall Ervine shares ways that he feels embraced by UR community as an Osher member.

San Diego native Regina Cavada, ’16, came to UR to explore the world, and ended up discovering the city of Richmond. 

When Ann Hodges and Phyllis Katz founded the Legal Information Network for Cancer in 1996, they learned a lot about the law relating to nonprofits. So much, in fact, that they decided to put their knowledge to good use by developing a course.

Chris Smith, ’98, discusses how his Jepson education helped him to navigate the many unexpected twists and turns of his career in law.