Margaret Harker, L'11, is passionate about China – she considers it “the most exciting place to be in the world.” Before coming to the University of Richmond School of Law, she worked for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on its China team.

In March 2003, Isaac McBeth, L'11, crossed over the Kuwait border and into Iraq as part of the lead unit in the U.S. invasion. He served in the U.S. army for several years and earned his bachelor's degree through night classes. Now he is pursuing his legal education as a Marshall Scholar at the School of Law.

In the Peruvian village of Pampas Grande, 13,000 feet above sea level, Jack Wisnefske and his classmates came face to face with the public health issues they study at Richmond.

Professionalism taught. Professionalism exemplified.

Mike Murray's leadership in Richmond College life helped him get more out of his college experience.

Performing with the University of Richmond Jazz Combo and Schola Cantorum has taken Dan Schauder, ’11, to Mexico, Australia and Eastern Europe, and he says that everywhere they’ve played he’s been astounded by how much audiences have appreciated their performances, despite their inability to converse.

The UR Organizing Project gives students the skills, tactics and strategies they need to become change agents through community organizing.

Every morning of the semester that Kelly Landers, ’11, spent in the village of Bedulu on the Indonesian island of Bali began the same way. She’d wake up in her host family’s compound, head outside and fill up a pail for her bath and, after bathing, eat a breakfast composed mainly of rice in silence.

A network of connections –– among alumni, the Bonner Center, classroom and study abroad experiences –– supported one student on her career path to right global injustice.

Jepson's first alumni board president is marking his 15th Reunion as his class and gift chair.