Upcoming Events

Cooking Basics classes are open to UR students only and require advance registration.

Bonner Scholars at the University of Richmond engage at nonprofits, schools, and government agencies in exchange for financial assistance. This virtual information session is for current first and second-years to learn about the program, including the application process, program requirements, funding, and more. There will also be an opportunity in each session to hear from current Bonner...

Scale or Fail: The Next Step in the Entrepreneurial JourneyTo survive in today's market, many startups and early-stage ventures have no choice but to scale. It is survival of the fittest, and scaling is what separates them from a larger market share or failing to adapt, adjust, and acquire new business. From the strategy to the culture, growth needs to be at the forefront. Flexibility needs to be...

Join us for a virtual information session about our Brewing Education program. Whether you’re an experienced craft brewer, a current or aspiring brewery manager, or a beer enthusiast looking to turn your passion into a profession, our craft brewing program offers you a foundation for success. We’ll introduce our stand-alone online classes (listed below) and share how you can earn...

Prepare for your presentation at the A&S Student Research Symposium with Speech Support’s workshop series. Distill your research into a concise, effective argument and explain why your work matters to an academic audience.

Lunch & Learn classes are open to faculty, staff, and students and require advance registration.

The Gary L. McDowell Institute presents New York Times Opinion Columnist, Ross Douthat. Mr. Douthat joined The New York Times in April 2009 and is a host on the weekly Opinion podcast, “Matter of Opinion.” His columns explore events and issues in the areas of politics, religion, moral values and higher education. Previously, he was a senior editor of The Atlantic,...

Prepare for your presentation at the A&S Student Research Symposium with Speech Support’s workshop series. Distill your research into a concise, effective argument and explain why your work matters to an academic audience.

Do you want to connect with others who are going to school with you? Do you want to make a difference in your school community? If so, consider joining the Student Government Association (SGA) here at SPCS.

Join the Richmond Public Interest Law Review for their annual symposium titled "Trust, the Judiciary, and Movement Lawyering."