Spider's podcast demystifies mental health talk
Psychologist Janelle Peifer is helping to normalize conversations about mental health through her podcast, which is done in association with the HBO drama In Treatment.
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UR Now: UNIVERSITY NEWS
More overture than finale: Dean Wendy Perdue on 11 years at Richmond Law
From clerking for a future Supreme Court justice to navigating the COVID pandemic, Perdue reflects on her four decades in law.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
More overture than finale: Dean Wendy Perdue on 11 years at Richmond Law
From clerking for a future Supreme Court justice to navigating the COVID pandemic, Perdue reflects on her four decades in law.
Annie Wang, '22
EMT and healthcare studies major finds connection with seniors in Richmond.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Spider chemistry professor awarded top state honor
Michael Leopold inspires undergrads to conduct cutting-edge research with wide implications.
First-year student races to the forefront and inspires others to join her
As the only teenaged woman professional sports car racer in North America, Ally Raphael is using her experiences to empower children to overcome their mental barriers and achieve their own dreams.
Junior takes a multi-dimensional approach to environmental justice
McKenna Dunbar has their sights set on becoming a renewable energy lawyer to unite marginalized communities to combat environmental disparities and other injustices.
UR junior determined to one day cure cancer
Majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology, Ted Corl explores the intersections of science and business, determined to one day meet his goal: cure at least one cancer in his lifetime.
Marketing executive is changing how students do business
Former Netflix marketing executive Joel Mier is leading business students in an innovative course that takes a real-life product from ideation to revenue-generation in less than nine months.
A Spider for Life
Jaide Hinds-Clarke, ’20, supports Spider Athletics as staff member, donor, and industry volunteer.