Music professor Joanna Love sheds light on how politicians use music to send a message.
Spotlight
Olivia Diaz documents an unusual return — to spaced-out classes, masked-up friends, and making it through the first week.
See how the school has changed, and what’s remained the same, over 15 decades of producing top-notch lawyers.
Latest
Student leaders worked with faculty and staff to spark difficult conversations in a virtual event.
Mapping from UR’s Digital Scholarship Lab shows areas redlined decades ago still struggle with health inequality.
Candy makers and costumers are adjusting, says UR finance professor Tom Arnold, but Halloween amusements may suffer.
Spiders Making an Impact
Recent grad assists in effort to remove landmines and other explosives around the world.
The funding will allow the University to create courses that explore the history of women at liberal arts colleges in the South.
A mix of old and new technology improves communication in Jepson Alumni Center.
Virtual mindfulness sessions help faculty and staff focus and address their stress.
In the News
Wendy Perdue, dean of the Richmond School of Law, authored this piece.
Ann Hodges, professor emerita in the law school and interim chair of Paralegal Studies in SPCS, is quoted related to her expertise on labor and employment law.
Responding to Coronavirus
Hands-on arts experiences adapt to keep campus safe.
UR instructors find new ways to educate and engage students, in person, online — or both.
The smartphone app helps contain COVID-19 while protecting personal privacy.
Campus Leaders Comment
Student leaders worked with faculty and staff to spark difficult conversations in a virtual event.
Multimedia
Professor Ernest McGowen explains how race and expanding suburbs will affect voter behavior.
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