Kristi Mukk, ’19, focused on women in the military during her internship at the Smithsonian.

Students and community members collaborated to develop an exhibition about HIV/AIDS in Richmond.

Readers have their say.

A Q&A with Mickey Quiñones, an expert in individual and organizational development and strategic management of human capital — and the new dean of the Robins School of Business

Students are guiding programming in the Multicultural Student Space, which opened in the fall in Whitehurst Hall’s former game room.

A regularly updated round-up of recent media hits featuring Richmond faculty and staff

Fabiana Ayala, ’17, is applying the lessons of her Robins Business School education back home in Bolivia.

Col. Oliver Norrell III, L’76, is director of Army instruction for the Richmond Public Schools’ JROTC program.

Kait Walsh, ’13, a producer at Spotify, has a few things she’d like you to hear.

“If you do a good job, the next job always finds you,” says Omar Banks, ’97, who recently became athletics director at Campbell University.

Adding to its array of resources for promoting student-athlete well-being, athletics has added its first full-time sports psychologist.

Physicist Ben Crider, ’06, won a Career Grant Award from the NSF to support his research on the structure of atomic nuclei.

Is Joy Fine, ’94, a scientist or a dancer? Well, both.

“You can see who gets saddled with environmental burdens versus environmental benefits,” says Kendyl Crawley Crawford, GC’18, who is director of a nonprofit focused on environmental justice. 

Joan Wood, W’60 and G’70, is an expert on it.