Students were able to connect with representatives from more than 200 graduate programs during the Idealist Graduate Degree Fair for the Public Good Sept. 30 in Washington, D.C.

The students in Catching Criminals with Chemistry will spend the semester analyzing evidence and solving a classroom crime.

Tim Quinn, '11, researched educational themes in Renaissance-era French literature, taking a short trip to Paris to wrap up his research.

Jessica Walradt, '10, arrived at the University of Richmond with a desire to pursue a career helping sick individuals and their families. She now works as a health policy analyst.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, one of the world's leading thinkers on globalization, spoke at the University of Richmond's dedication of the new Carole Weinstein International Center.

Never far from campus, two dozen students explored global sounds, a river's ecosystem, and a local community center through Fall Break in Richmond.

The future Queally Hall features low-flow urinals, faucets and automatic occupancy sensors.

Considered a top amateur triathlete nationally, Michael Harlow, '04, shares his passion for fitness through his coaching and retail business in Richmond.

A look into the benefits of a career path in public consulting

Networking within Advertising Research Foundation leads to full-time career