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"A Pound of Whatever Silver He Pleases": History and Economy in the Late Medieval Eastern Mediterannean from the Lora Robins Gallery Coin Collection

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Photograph by Taylor Dabney

Because of Conflict: Photographs by Peter Turnley

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Photograph by Taylor Dabney

Museum Studies Seminar Exhibition

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Fritz Ascher: Expressionist

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Structure & Gesture: Abstract Prints by Jack Tworkov

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Photography by Taylor Dabney

Satire & Social Criticism: Prints by William Hogarth from the Collection

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University Museums Closed

University Museums are closed to the public due to the university's response to Covid-19.

We miss you and look very forward to sharing our spaces, exhibitions, and programs with the campus and greater community.

Feature Stories

Successful Entrepreneur and Alumnus Returns to Campus
John Failla, '15, joins the Robins School as Founder in Residence

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Law professor Ashley Dobbs Explains How Past Court Decisions Factor In

Fellowship Spotlight: Ken Kajihiro at the U.S. General Services Administration
2L explores contracts and negotiations with federal agency internship

Comments: A Public Historian With a Passion for Fashion Reflects on the Industry's Response to BLM

The Conversation: How other countries reopened schools during the pandemic - and what the US can learn from them
Assistant Professor of Education Bob Spires, An Expert on Comparative International Education, Authored This Piece.

Internship opportunity allows students to contribute to a higher purpose
Alumnus opened his agency's doors to students during COVID-19.

Comments: Constitutional Law Scholar and Death Penalty Expert Comments on Daniel Lewis Lee Execution
Law Professor Corinna Lain is Currently Writing a Book on Lethal Injection

Comments: Environmental Journalist Weighs in on the Near-Extinct 'Redwolves' - A Contending Replacement Mascot for the NFL's Redskins

Comments: How the COVID-19 Pandemic is Highlighting the Pitfalls of Humanitarian Aid
Anthropology Professor Rania K. Sweis Leans on Her Fieldwork Abroad to Discuss Problems With Global Humanitarianism

The Conversation: Lyme disease symptoms could be mistaken for COVID-19, with serious consequences
Biology Professor Jory Brinkerhoff, a Disease Ecologist, Authored This Piece Discussing the Overlap in Symptoms of COVID and Lyme Disease

The Conversation: Leaders like Trump fail if they cannot speak the truth and earn trust
Distinguished Lecturer in the Jepson School of Leadership Studies Kenneth P. Ruscio, an Expert on Democratic Leadership, Authored This Piece Discussing the Importance of Trust and Honesty in Leaders

Students help pair internship opportunities for those impacted by COVID-19
Harnessing the Richmond Guarantee, students gained experience at high-growth startups.

Recent Grad Honored with Fellowship
Annie Mullican receives the Borchard Fellowship in Law & Aging

Journalism Department Launches Partnership with VCIJ
The Journalism Department launched a partnership this spring with the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism.

Connor Frascati, '20
Recent graduate set to lead a U.S. Army National Guard platoon

A Unique Opportunity to Learn Administrative Law
Students pivot in innovative project tracking agencies' responses to pandemic

Recognition Round-Up
A weekly report of Spiders at their best

Richmond Law Student Honored with Pro Bono Award
Emily Lopynski, L'20, recognized by Virginia State Bar

Jerry Thornton, Owner of Bryant's Cider
Keeping Bryant's Small Batch Cider thriving amidst COVID-19 pandemic.

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SPCS launches partnership with Work.Positive's Dr. Joey Faucette to offer Work Positive coach training

SPCS partners on college prep program with Va. Rehabilitation Center for the Blind & Vision Impaired

Fall 2020 degree program class schedule available, registration opens July 15

Think Again catalog pivots to online classes, programs for professional education & enrichment

Overwhelming support for SPCS shown during UR Here Giving Day

SPCS announces class plans for fall 2020 classes in response to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

University of Richmond Graduates Awarded National Science Foundation Fellowship and Honorable Mentions

Paralegal program chair, adjunct HR management professor earn emeritus status

Registration for Summer Osher Institute online classes is now available online

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SPCS proudly honors outstanding graduating students in the class of 2020

SPCS nonprofit studies program approved for membership in academic council

SPCS mourns the death of Joan Oates, founder of Partners in the Arts

SPCS undergraduate, graduate degree application deadline extended, fees waived

Live online reading skills programs now available in partnership with Institute of Reading Development

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Educational leadership graduates earn promotions in local schools, divisions & organizations

The Visible Scholar: The Politics of Annexation

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