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Does the money that migrant workers send home make a difference in their children’s education? Economics student Neha Kalwala, ’25, looked at the data.

Junior Chloe Goode was named a 2025 Truman Scholar, an award designed to launch careers in public service. She's UR’s first Truman recipient since 2014.

UR’s new head of career services looks back at his own career trajectory — and ahead to creating a premier career preparation experience for students.

The summer months are very different from the rest — and just as busy, writes President Kevin F. Hallock.

Lucas Dominguez Molina, ’25, wanted to study abroad. Because he’s from Spain, that meant coming to Richmond.

The consecration ceremony for a new memorial was a moment to “recognize and honor those that were seemingly forgotten and voiceless.”

Students are getting a leg up in graduate school admissions from a variety of experiences, some of them outside the classroom and lab.

Tina Hallock, UR’s first lady, reconceived the origin story of our distinctive mascot as a children’s book. Proceeds go toward scholarships for UR students.

Benjamin Stalder, ’25, set the traditional Latin Mass to the sounds of jazz. His composition debuted in Cannon Memorial Chapel in the spring.

No one alive today is old enough to remember it, but a short-lived amusement park overlooked Westhampton Lake in the early 20th century.

Investments in financial aid are key to continuing the university’s upward trajectory, writes Kevin F. Hallock, the university’s president.