Jacob Gilyard and Nick Sherod were among the Spiders to return this month to get their personalized championship rings.
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Alum Tim Hightower, a former NFL running back, spoke about his new book, which details his return to pro football after a devastating injury.
Jepson School undergrads develop leadership skills, as they teach Richmond special needs students about the bard.
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Health studies professor Kathryn H. Jacobsen talks about how she and her students are working to bring about positive changes in global health policy.
SPIDERS MAKING AN IMPACT
Alum Lindsay Adams uses her art to explore the complexities of living with a disability in her recent exhibition “Two Things Can Be True.”
Students take a hands-on approach to providing solar technology training where it’s most needed.
Keith “Mac” McIntosh, vice president for information services, received the 2022 EDUCAUSE DEI Leadership Award.
Valua Chuk served in the Ukrainian military once before. Now he’s evacuated his family and rejoined Ukraine’s army.
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Head of Book Arts, Rare Books, and Special Collections Lynda Kachurek authored this piece.
Sandra Peart, dean of the Jepson School of Leadership Studies, authored this piece.
Ravynn K. Stringfield, visiting assistant professor of media studies, authored this piece.
Liberal arts professor Erik Nielson is quoted.
Law professor Jessica Erickson is quoted.
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Halloween is a Spider’s favorite holiday, but not for the reason one might think.
Law professor Hank Chambers talks about democracy studies, the evolving workplace, and dramatic changes in criminal law.
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