In partnership with descendant communities, the university continues its progress on creating an enduring memorial for a burying ground.

Logan Jones-Wilkins, ’23, cycled 1,489 miles across the mountains and rainforests of Ecuador as part of a summer research grant.

Rats have lived alongside us in cities for centuries. We don’t like them, and they’re not good for us — but we don’t know what to do about them. UR’s urban ecologist and his students are on the case.

As Spiders get to know Kevin F. Hallock, Richmond's new president, he responds to the famous Proust questionnaire.

Spiders talk about experiences many of us have imagined but few of us will ever do ourselves.

Take a peek under the cover at Richmond’s working spaces.

A UR digital project has become the national go-to source for understanding the modern legacy of New Deal housing discrimination.

Battlefields around the world are finding new purpose as parks and refuges.

A DNA test reshaped everything one Spider thought he knew about his roots, his family, and his connection to UR.

President Crutcher leaves a legacy of academic excellence, reputation-building, and institutional self-examination.

An introduction to Richmond’s next president, Kevin F. Hallock.