Killers and Cults: Leadership Gone Awry
Students learn that conventional leaders and malevolent leaders often use similar means to achieve very different ends.
A deep dive into leadership issues
Seven Jepson students and three 2024 graduates presented research at conferences in Los Angeles, Denver, and Richmond last month.
Investing in sustainability
A summer internship introduced senior Courtney Simpson to a career in sustainable investing. A return offer ensured she can continue to pursue her newfound interest.
A world view on human rights and immigration
Attending the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy proves a culminating experience for Richmond Scholar Nandini Raisurana.
Globetrotting Spider explores human rights
A multi-country study-abroad program immersed junior Daniel Polonia in human rights issues.
Speaking his mind
Civil liberties activist defends free speech as critical in the quest for knowledge.
Delving into policy
Senior Jackson Sandler-Bussey explores policy at home and abroad.
Building nest eggs
Alum offers his clients guidance and reassurance through strategic financial planning.
Pursuing Boundless Opportunities
Scholarship support has enabled Rachael Ruth, ’25, to study abroad in England, mentor under-served youth, and more during her time at UR.
Health advocacy
Health care advocate lobbies on behalf of a premiere Virginia public teaching and research hospital.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
University of Richmond leadership studies professor awarded top state honor
Terry Price has received a 2025 Outstanding Faculty Award for his creative teaching and scholarship in applied ethics and critical thinking.
Destined for the bright lights
Filmmaker Caroline McNamara brings stories to life on the big screen.
Research & Innovation
UR students and faculty members work together on major research topics
Richmond undergraduates often have the fruits of their hard work published in peer-reviewed journals.