A UR digital mapping project created a searchable guide to iconic photos taken during the Great Depression and World War II.
Spotlight
Two UR faculty receive an award from the National Endowment for the Humanities to study music making in the digital era.
Latinx Heritage Month celebrates the culture and contributions of a diverse community.
A Spider sophomore won the Youth Service Award for his work to promote autism awareness.
Latest
Doug Veliky, a 2004 grad, teamed up with Lurie Children’s Hospital after his young son needed treatment.
Spiders Making an Impact
Singer and actress India Henderson is recognized for excellence in multiple areas of the arts.
See how students used their time abroad to promote international connections and cultural exchanges.
Bagranoff is nationally recognized for excellence in accounting education by the American Institute of CPAs.
Psychology professor Camilla Nonterah receives $50,000 for research to assist patients with kidney failure.
In the News
Amblin has acquired the rights to “The Richest Black Girl in America,” an article by leadership studies professor Lauren Henley, who writes about Black life in the early 20th century.
Digital Scholarship Lab Director Rob Nelson is quoted in this article, which uses data from the DSL’s “Mapping Inequality” project. The story first appeared in the News Leader, a USA Today network paper, and was picked up by about a dozen other outlets.
Jamelle Wilson, dean of the School of Professional & Continuing Studies, will moderate this event.
Chaplain Craig Kocher is quoted in this article about the Weinstein Rosenthal Forum.
Campus Views
Inside the Lora Robins Gallery of Design, ultraviolet light offers seemingly ordinary rocks a time to shine.
The historic home is UR’s official bed-and-breakfast, offering overnight accommodations to alums and University guests.
Multimedia
Richmond undergraduates get real-world experience as they learn in the lab.
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