University of Richmond - Museums

Museums

Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond: A Community Remembers

Opens January 17, 2019

The Printed World: Masterpieces of Seventeenth-Century European Printmaking

Opens February 3, 2019

The Human Comedy: Prints and Drawings by Isabel Bishop

On view to April 19, 2019About the exhibition

MAN UP! MAN DOWN! Images of Masculinity from the Harnett Print Study Center

On view to July 7, 2019About the exhibition

Infinite Choices: Abstract Drawings by Al Held

On view to July 7, 2019About the exhibition

Across Time & Cultures

On view to May 8, 2020About the exhibition

Admission is always free!University Museums are open Sunday through Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is always free! Information to help you plan your visit.

Museums Facebook

As you plan your visit to the Museums, please note that we are closed March 9-17 for Spring Break. We'll reopen at 1 p.m., March 18 and as always, admission is free!
Join us on Sunday, Jan. 27, 2-3:30 p.m. for a panel discussion on "Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond: A Community Remembers." Details at https://bit.ly/2MrVKqS

See more from URmuseums

Newsroom

Kylie Dyer, HR Management Student
Reintroduction to the classroom awakens love for learning

Intersections
Group of staff and faculty discusses race & racism and other social topics

Innovative Teaching with the Technology Learning Center
TLC provides academic technology support

EnCompass Chile 2019: Challenges Facing Chile
James Geraghty

EnCompass Chile 2019: Museums and Memorialization
Esteban Angeles, '19

EnCompass Chile 2019: Meeting Notable Political Figures
Gabriella Lopez-Gutierrez

Employees Recognized for Outstanding Service
Recipients were nominated by their colleagues

EnCompass Chile 2019: Packing and Travel Reflections
Aniyah Carpenter, '22 (Spiders Women's Basketball)

Making the most of the Richmond Law experience
3L Caroline McCance takes home award after first trial competition

Breaking down legal issues with "The Synopsis"
New video series connects faculty expertise with timely legal issues

Got Tech? Mitchell Gregory
Meet TLC Consultant Mitchell Gregory.

Duo for off-campus access to BannerWeb
Two-factor authentication means a more secure connection

Wireless Projection Has Arrived
Faculty and students no longer need to plug in to project in select classrooms

Meet Susan Quinn, a Richmond MBA Super Mentor
Quinn, president and CEO of circle S studio, began as a mentor to Richmond MBA students in 2011.

Morgan Owdom, GB'18, Capstone Project helps Mid-Atlantic Energy prepare for severe weather
As a controller at Woodfin, Morgan Owdom, GB'18, is well versed in what it takes to prepare homes for storms and severe weather.

MBA Capstone collaborates with The Health Wagon
Molly Manuse, GB'19, completed her Capstone Project with The Health Wagon, a nonprofit that provides healthcare to thousands of people in rural southwest Virginia.

Erin Sorady, '19
Student charts path to servant leadership

Engaging North Carolina
Two international students support hurricane restoration efforts in New Bern

Ethics Fellow Jessica Flanigan
Ethics fellow promotes ethical thinking as a way of life to students, faculty

Faculty Research Highlight: Dr. Monika Kukar-Kinney
Marketing department chair and professor of marketing is recognized for journal publications.

View more related articles