Back Then
Old story, new teaching tool
No one alive today is old enough to remember it, but a short-lived amusement park overlooked Westhampton Lake in the early 20th century.
News
Forum
Economics of financial aid
Investments in financial aid are key to continuing the university’s upward trajectory, writes Kevin F. Hallock, the university’s president.
Voices
Green with Envee
A Q&A with Grace Maclean, ’25. She was one-fourth of Envee, the entrepreneurial team that won UR’s fourth annual Great Bake Off in November.
Expert
Better understanding
Professor Monti Datta—an expert in the gentle art of conversation across differences—offers tips for succeeding in these conversations yourself.
Paths
West Coast vibe
Sophomore Jessica Espinoza-Flores’ path from San Diego to Richmond has broadened her horizons and reinforced her appreciation of her heritage.
Postscript
Paintings, pollutants, and the planet
Science or art — which is the more powerful way to learn and communicate about our relationship to the natural world?
Voices
Hot seat
A Q&A with art professor Sandy Williams IV about their incredible melting Lincoln statue and the memes and discussions it sparked.
Research
AI center launching
Through a new grant, the university will become a hub for 15 institutions exploring AI and the liberal arts.
Expert
It’s time to get AI-savvy
Benjamin Leigh, R’91 and L’96, shares advice about artificial intelligence with Spiders in businesses and professions of all kinds.
Around Campus
Paparazzi by the lake
Senior Brad Corn wrote to share a photo from his encounter with a true campus star.
Community Engagement
20 years of connection
UR's Bonner Center for Civic Engagement is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Forum
Economic thinking
This semester, President Hallock is co-teaching a course about the economics of universities and the complexities of mission-based decision-making.