“Who we are, is who we were,” proudly says Strickler, Treasurer at Robins Insurance and current chair of the School of Continuing Studies Dean’s Advisory Council.

Members of the Women's Swimming and Diving Team treasure their "Fun Fridays" with children in a Northside Richmond after-school program.

Recipient solves student registration problems, works with prospective students and serves as liaison between faculty and undergraduates

Former executive’s philosophy of balance between theory and data shapes his classes

During exam week, Sadie Runge, ’11, set off on a three-hour canoe trip that had been months in the making. A double major in art and environmental studies, Runge wanted to complete a senior thesis project that would bring together her academic interests.

A new living-learning community is spending this year examining how societies shape and pursue the common good. A trip to two European capitals is helping them tie what they’re learning in the classroom to the real world.

Through persistent hard work and focus, Richmond native Orlando Woodson keeps his eye on the prize of a law degree. "The practice of law is the best way to fix what ails our society," he says.

While on active duty with the U.S. Army Reserves, Craig Ellis gains valuable experience to pave his way to a career in national security law.

Richmond attorney Irving Blank raises awareness of the hardships caused by judical vacancies as president of the Virginai State Bar.

At Richmond, it’s rare to find a student with two feet squarely planted on one continent, let alone in one department or academic program.