Features - University of Richmond Magazine

Athletics

Spider student-athletes have an entire team behind them taking a holistic approach to nurturing their potential.

Curriculum Vitae

Accounting professor Joe Hoyle has spent decades refining a teaching style that’s both demanding and deeply supportive.

Lives Of Purpose

As Eli Beech-Brown cycled hundreds of miles in memory of his late father, his best friend and 2024 classmate Miles Goldman documented the journey.

Chemistry

Professor Kristine Nolin reveals the mouth-watering chemistry of cooking over an open flame.

Entrepreneurship

Jimmy James, ’25, takes you inside as 16 students come together to create, develop, and launch a brand-new product and company their senior year.

Arts

The anniversary concert showcased the company’s legacy of artists, mentors, and dear friends putting one another in the spotlight.

NCAA Tournament Preview

Here’s your guide for watching the Spider women in the NCAA Tournament.

Research

A neuroscientist on lessons learned from teaching rodents to drive a mini-car.

Portfolio

A spring exhibition focused on recent acquisitions highlights the university’s art collection as an ongoing record of campus intellectual life.

Inquiry

Artificial intelligence is now part of higher education. UR’s approach encourages experimentation focused on enhancing student learning.

Curriculum Vitae

Enrollment in health studies is growing quickly. Here’s an inside look at why students are increasingly choosing it and where it’s taking them.

Music

Music professor Joanna Love has built a career studying how pop music, mass culture, and branding overlap, harmonize, and sometimes collide.