A $10 million gift to the University of Richmond will support scholarships for Robins School of Business students and strengthen the university’s commitment to access and affordability.

Serial killers and cults might seem like an unusual course topic for the Jepson School of Leadership Studies. Professor Lauren Henley reveals their intriguing links to leadership.

Five hundred million people worldwide have active volcanoes as neighbors. Geology professor David Kitchen explores the reasons.

A look at some of the permanent residents and occasional visitors at Westhampton Lake

A former student gave law professor Corinna Lain a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to jump out of a plane with the U.S. Army’s Golden Knights.

A National Science Foundation grant will help astrophysicist Jack Singal create a transformative tool for investigating phenomena within and beyond the Milky Way.

A new journalism lab features a podcast studio and other tools to provide students “with the very best there is to offer.”

The Class of 2027 includes archers, artists, and more. Fifteen percent are first-generation students.

A significant renovation project is transforming Boatwright Memorial Library as an intellectual and community center on campus.

White Pearl, one of this semester's student plays, is a comedy that offers a serious look at issues of race and class. Cast member Amy Ogle, a sophomore, reflects on what the experience of performing in it means to her.

Just before graduation, Luiza Cocito, ’23, stopped by to tell her Richmond story. It’s a good one.