Upcoming Events

Learn more about Ironclad Roasteries' artisanal pastries available at Passport Cafe and 8:15 at Boatwright.

Join us for a conversation and audience Q&A on Jeremy Drummond’s latest film Monument, and the Politics of Place exhibition currently on view at the Joel & Lila Harnett Museum of Art. Presented by Jeremy Drummond, Associate Professor, and Sandy Williams IV, Assistant Professor, Department of Art and Art History. Free and open to everyone!  

Are you planning to study abroad in 2026? The Gilman Scholarship awards over 2,900 scholarships annually for study abroad. U.S. citizens receiving a Federal Pell Grant as part of their financial aid are eligible.Attend this info session to find out more about the Gilman Scholarship program, eligibility, application process, and selection criteria!Contact the Office of Scholars and...

Explore how the exhibition Abigail DeVille: A Mourning can be the inspiration for creative practice in the classroom.  All educators are invited to attend. Participants will receive a professional development certificate and enjoy a light dinner.  Registration required, contact Heather Campbell- hcampbel@richmond.edu for more information.  Sponsored by University of Richmond Museums...

Join Spiders in Tampa for a Spider Palentine’s Dinner Party centered on connection, community, and good conversation. Gather around the table to enjoy great food, refreshing drinks, and an easygoing evening with fellow alumni. This intimate dinner is designed to be a relaxed, low-pressure way to meet new friends and reconnect with familiar faces.

The Robins School of Business invites you to the next installment of C-Suite Conversations, a signature series designed to engage and inform our campus community and the greater Richmond business community.

Join us to learn more about University of Richmond degrees designed for nontraditional students and working professionals!

Let's Connect: EntrepreneurshipJoin fellow alumni who are entrepreneurs, or interested in entrepreneurship, for one hour of online networking.Wednesday, February 112 – 3 p.m. ETFlow of Session:  - Welcome  - 4 Networking Sessions (12 minutes each)  - CloseWhy join the online event?  - Broaden your network by meeting fellow alumni who are entrepreneurs, or interested in...

This year’s Black History Month Dinner will feature the Creole recipes of three culinary pioneers: Lena Richard (1892-1950), Leah Chase (1923-2019), and Nina Compton. Cosponsored with the Hub for Student Inclusion and Community.

Learn to make a decadent treat for someone you love! Cooking basics classes are open to UR students and require advance registration.