University of Richmond junior M. Tyler York, of Hampton, Virginia, has received a Gilman scholarship to support his study abroad experience at the University of Cambridge this summer.

Each year, the University of Richmond hosts a number of artists, executives and leaders, as well as visiting scholars, to enhance the campus’ environment of both intellectual and personal engagement.

The University of Richmond has announced the selection of Andrew Murphy, professor of political science at Rutgers University–New Brunswick as the Richard L. Morrill Distinguished Chair in Ethics and Democratic Values. 

University of Richmond’s Jepson School of Leadership Studies announces speakers for the annual Marshall Center Lecture Series. The series hosts discussions of leadership and politics from diverse intellectual perspectives.

University of Richmond’s Healthcare Studies program is hosting a public forum to examine the ethical and social issues associated with racial disparities in U.S. healthcare.

The 25th anniversary Jepson Leadership Forum will confront some of the most critical and divisive issues facing the world, including wealth, social inequality and terrorism.

Five distinguished alumni were recently recognized for their outstanding achievements and contributions in their respective field of business, service to the community or service to University of Richmond.

The University of Richmond celebrates commencement weekend May 6-7. The university expects to award more than 1,100 degrees, including 825 bachelor’s degrees, 82 master’s degrees, 46 MBA degrees and 149 juris doctor degrees.

*This event has been cancelled as of Jan. 30. For Valerie Aurora, a software engineer turned diversity and inclusion consultant, technology and diversity go hand in hand.

The University of Richmond’s Jepson School of Leadership Studies has convened an Executive Board of Advisors (EBA) to open new doors for networking and outreach for the Jepson School, the first undergraduate school of leadership studies in the nation.