Campus Announcements

November 23: Here's Why Most Retailers Should Open on Thanksgiving (Fox Business)

Sara Vogt, a graduate student in the Educational Leadership & Policy Studies program at the School of Professional & Continuing Studies, has received an R.E.B. Award for Teaching Excellence from The Community Foundation and the R.E.B. Foundation.

The schedule for Spring 2017 Think Again classes is now available online. Registration for fall classes begins Tuesday, December 6.

November 22: Why, despite 'Dieselgate,' it's a good time to be a D-FW Volkswagen dealer (Dallas News)

November 20: Solid retail season ahead (Ocala StarBanner)

Partners in the Arts (PIA), a program of the University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies, is pleased to announce that six schools in the Greater Richmond area have received Engaging Creative Thinkers (ECT) awards from PIA to carry out innovative arts integration projects in the 2016-17 school year.

Clary Carleton, a graduate student in the Educational Leadership & Policy Studies program at the School of Professional & Continuing Studies, has been named the Richmond Public Schools Teacher of the Year. 

November 10: It'll be 'Brexit times 100,' disaster for Texas, if Trump makes good on trade promises (Dallas News)

Podcasts@Boatwright features Dr. Christopher von Rueden in the School of Leadership Studies.