Service common theme in MBA student’s professional and academic life

One Saturday morning five chemistry researchers slipped off their lab coats and strapped on parachutes.

Teachers from Richmond-area schools gathered at the Modlin Center for the Arts at the University of Richmond to dance, make music, write poetry and create theatre. As participants in Partners in the Arts' sixteenth annual Summer Institute, they were exposed to some of the best thinking about arts integration: Using the arts to teach all subjects.

Rhetoric and communication studies major Janine Landrey, ’11, is interning with RVANews this summer.

Several years ago, Karren O'Connell was helping her youngest child prepare to leave for college, and she experienced an unexpected twinge of jealously. O'Connell had often dreamed about returning to school when her kids were younger, but the timing never seemed quite right.

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

The Office of Alumni and Career Services will build on the rich experiences of Richmond alumni, enhance student opportunities and foster lifelong relationships with the University.

A new book by Gary L. McDowell makes the case against the idea that the Constitution is an evolving or “living” document and defends the idea that judges should base their decisions on the Founders’ original intentions.

Jeff Hunt was drawn to Virginia Organizing because the organization does so much good for the least fortunate members of society and tackles issues from state tax reform to discrimination and racial profiling.

One of a group of stories about recent graduates. International studies major and Jepson minor begins a career in cross-cultural exchange and diplomacy at Washington-based Meridian International Center.