URot, a student-run composting project, helps educate the campus community in sustainable practices while reducing students' impact on landfills.

Almost a decade after he first traveled to Romania as a 19-year-old missionary, Chris Steele, L’11, returns this summer to intern with McGuireWoods Consulting in Bucharest.

Jade-Evette Strachan, ’13, is accustomed to discussing gender associations and stereotypes with her peers. Last semester, she mixed things up a little when she facilitated those discussions for a preschool class at the William Byrd Community House.

Like many Jepson School graduates, Natalia Sanders is starting out in consulting. She'll be with Deloitte Consulting in their Washington office.

Top scholars and students from around the world gathered at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies for the 11th annual Summer Institute for the History of Economic Thought. The conference was co-directed by Jepson dean Sandra J. Peart.

Poverty is a complex human rights crisis, Secretary General of Amnesty International Irene Khan told The Jepson Leadership Forum Oct. 23, 2009.

Consultant Richard Reeves spoke on liberalists’ obligation to the common good as perceived by John Stuart Mill, one of the greatest public intellectuals in British history, at the The Jepson Leadership Forum Sept. 16, 2009.

Harvard University psychology professor Steven Pinker spoke on the human mind and violence as part of the The Jepson Leadership Forum 2009- 10 Season on “The Common Good.”

Philosopher Jesse Prinz spoke on how the multiplicity of morality across cultures complicates the notion of the common good at the Jepson Alumni Center as part of The Jepson Leadership Forum 2009-10 Season on “The Common Good.”

Robins School Faculty Accomplishments for the months of May and June 2010, as collected via Digital Measures