Pippa Holloway has received funding from the National Park Service for an exploration of the history of public school desegregation in Prince Edward County, Virginia.
Marketing professor Sara Hanson co-authored this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Marketing professor Sara Hanson co-authored this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
This grant will support a collaborative project focusing on climate impacts on Native Americans in Virginia.
Behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is interviewed on this NPR podcast, which aired on affiliate stations across the country.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Marketing professor Sara Hanson co-authored this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Psychology professor Camilla Nonterah, an expert on the psychosocial effects of organ transplants, is quoted.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
This award annually recognizes up to six recipients who present their research during a symposium at the Spring American Chemical Society national meeting. Awardees also receive a stipend and a one-year mentorship program that pairs them with an industry employee.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert authored this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Adam Stanaland, a psychology professor and expert on masculine identity, is interviewed in this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert authored this piece, published in collaboration with The Conversation.
Adam Stanaland, a psychology professor and expert on masculine identity, is interviewed in this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Psychology professor Adam Stanaland, an expert on masculine identity, is interviewed about his research in this piece.
Runyen-Janecky and her students will study a bacterium in tsetse flies that may inform treatment for fatal illness in Africa.
Johnson is one of nine faculty across the country to receive this competitive award, which includes a $75,000 research grant.
Political science professor Dan Chen, an expert on celebrity culture and politics in China, is quoted.
Geography and environment professor Stephanie Spera is interviewed on this radio program, which aired throughout New England.
Research by education and leadership studies professor Tom Shields, an expert on segregation, housing, and K-12 education, is featured.
Research by education and leadership studies professor Tom Shields is featured.
Research on fall foliage from geography and environment professor Stephanie Spera is highlighted.
Stephanie Spera, a geography, environment, and sustainability professor, is quoted related to her research on climate change and fall leaves.
Research from the Richmond Law School is highlighted.
Research by law professor Jessica Erickson is featured.
Research by geography, environment and sustainability professor Stephanie Spera is highlighted.
History professor Michelle Kahn, an expert on 20th century Germany, is interviewed.
UR is featured as a recipient of a significant NEH grant to create a new humanities-led research center on AI.
UR is featured as a recipient of a significant NEH grant to create a new humanities-led research center on AI.
CLAAI will bring together researchers, students, and educators from 15 colleges across the Associated Colleges of the South to explore pressing social, cultural, and legal questions and dimensions of artificial intelligence.
UR is featured as a recipient of a significant NEH grant to create a new humanities-led research center on AI.
Research by biology professor Peter Smallwood is featured.
A new book by leadership studies professors Thad Williamson and Julian Hayter and associate provost Amy Howard is highlighted.
UR is featured as a recipient of a significant NEH grant to create a new humanities-led research center on AI.
UR is featured as a recipient of a significant NEH grant to create a new humanities-led research center on AI.
Chemistry professor Wade Downey is featured.
Research from UR’s Mapping Inequality project is featured.
This grant-support project focuses on silicon and has applications in the fields of pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and herbicides.
Research by behavioral neuroscience professor Kelly Lambert is featured.
Todd Lookingbill, professor of geography, the environment, and biology, is quoted.
Research co-authored by geography and environmental sciences faculty Todd Lookingbill, Jeremy Hoffman, and Beth Zizzamia is featured.
Research co-authored by geography and environmental sciences faculty Todd Lookingbill, Jeremy Hoffman, and Beth Zizzamia is featured.
Robert Bentley, a recent graduate, is featured as a recipient of the Humboldt Chancellor Fellowship.
Grant news from accounting professor Ashley Austin is highlighted in this industry newsletter. The news was also shared on the blog Going Concern.
Research from finance professors Tom Arnold and Joseph Farizo is highlighted in this German investment magazine.
Biology professor Carrie Wu is featured.
Law professor Marissa Jackson Sow is featured.
Law professor Marissa Jackson Sow is featured.
University of Richmond students Marcos Hendler and Aine MacDermott have each been awarded a prestigious Beckman Foundation Scholarship to support faculty-mentored student research in the sciences.
Quintero-Carmona will work closely with the team that manages education and engagement.
Economics professor Mishita Mehra co-authored this piece.
Senior Evelyn Ramirez will graduate from the University of Richmond in May and is entering an organic chemistry Ph.D. program at Emory University starting this summer.
Sophie Goldberg, Jamie Kaplan, and Holly Wemple have received Goldwater scholarships, one of the most sought-after and prestigious undergraduate awards in science and math.
Computer science professor Patrick Martin has received grant support for an upcoming performance highlighting his robotics research.
Research by law professor Jessica M. Erickson is highlighted.
Research by management professor Patricio Duran is featured in this Chilean business newspaper.
Research by history professor Sydney Watts, an expert on Lenten practices and beliefs, is highlighted.
Research by Peter Smallwood, biology professor, and Todd Lookingbill, biology and geography professor, is highlighted.
Research by law professor Jessica Erikson is highlighted.
Law professor Andy Spalding, an expert on corruption in megasports, is interviewed in this article that was syndicated internationally in over 100 outlets.
Liberal arts professor Erik Nielson, coauthor of Rap on Trial, is interviewed on this podcast.
Research from law professor Kevin Woodson’s book The Black Ceiling: How Race Still Matters in the Elite Workplace is highlighted.
Research from law professor Kevin Woodson’s book The Black Ceiling: How Race Still Matters in the Elite Workplace is highlighted.
Senior Cameron Peterson taps into his creativity and his leadership studies and music majors to design a video game.
Research by liberal arts professor Erik Nielson is featured.
Research from law professor Kevin Woodson’s book, The Black Ceiling: How Race Still Matters in the Elite Workplace, is featured.
Research by leadership studies professor Jess Flanigan is highlighted.
Research by liberal arts professor Erik Nielson is featured.
Law professor Kevin Woodson is interviewed related to his new book The Black Ceiling: How Race Still Matters in the Elite Workplace. This episode of the “Think” podcast first aired in Dallas and was shared on NPR stations around the country.
Law professor Kevin Woodson is interviewed.
Liberal arts professor Erik Nielson, an expert on the use of rap lyrics in court, is quoted in this article, which appeared in more than 200 additional publications.
This piece highlights an excerpt from law professor Kevin Woodson’s book, The Black Ceiling.