What could you do at Richmond?
See three University of Richmond students answer the question in a new video broadcast on ESPN.
Spider Talks Hallock Videos
Science Of Sports
How to make the perfect dive
Physics professor Christine Helms explains how to make a (very small) splash, as demonstrated by Spider diver Sally Harrington.
Science Of Sports
How to throw the perfect spiral
Pick up the momentum: Physicist Christine Helms shows how to improve your backyard passing, with some help from Spider quarterback Kyle Wickersham.
Science Of Sports
How to sink the perfect putt
Physics professor Christine Helms explains how to use science to putt like a pro.
Research & Innovation
Risky business
Professor Shital Thekdi talks about how to assess and manage personal and organizational risks.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Ride along: Spider retirees showcase dedicated team spirit
Exemplary basketball fans enjoy a longtime tradition of shuttling to home games.
Alumni
Taking notes: Alum hosts students in an opera master class
Matt Worth, a 2000 grad, found his voice at Richmond, and shared his talent with student musicians.
The Science Of Sports
The perfect free throw shot
In the first in a video series on the Science of Sports, physics professor Christine Helms explains how to shoot a better free throw, featuring Spider basketball star Andre Gustavson.
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Examining mental health, medicine, and the history of childhood
History professor Manuella Meyer researches social and political history in Latin America.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Spiders protecting the Amazon
See how faculty and students work with indigenous people in the Amazon to identify threats and help curb deforestation in the rainforest.
CAMPUS LIFE
Put a wreath on it
How do you raise a wreath? Hint: You'll need a dedicated and fearless facilities crew.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Happy Holidays, Spiders
Watch a special holiday message from Kevin and Tina Hallock.
SPIDER TALKS
Improving health care around the world
Health studies professor Kathryn H. Jacobsen talks about how she and her students are working to bring about positive changes in global health policy.