Not every family can afford diapers for their newborn. Two alumni united to found a Baltimore diaper bank that serves more than 15,000 children.

Chloe Anduiza, ’22, is a staff assistant and legislative correspondent for a member of the House of Representatives and a policy translator for her family and friends.

The economy wasn’t welcoming when David Sienko, ’08, graduated with his degree in leadership studies and economics. (Spolier alert: He's doing well.)

Many Spiders graduate with an affection for the Richmond region. Annie Tobey, W’82, wrote a whole book about her love of all things RVA.

Melanie Lippert, ’19, met wildlife poachers in Somaliland whose stories cemented the trajectory of her career in journalism.

Roger Mancusi, ’12, had a concrete plan to become a doctor. But he found himself falling in love with film.

This fourth-generation Spider earned a scholarship supported by the class of 1952 — her grandmother's graduating class.

Each band that performed at Spider Day Homecoming included Spiders, either current students, alumni, faculty, or staff.

Zach Davis, ’15, has considered the lab his second home ever since his first year at Richmond.

Meet Watson Mills, R'61, likely the world’s best-traveled Spider. He has traveled to 174 of the UN’s 193 member countries.