Upcoming Events

Pronunciation improvement helps even seasoned speakers with both understanding English and being understood. Join peer consultants from English Language and Intercultural Learning and Speech at the Weinstein Learning Center for a pronunciation workshop to build confidence in your English fluency.

Join the Office of Financial Aid and the Office of International Taxation to learn about building a budget, preparing for ITAX, and international student employment.

The Department of History hosts Sam Florer, director of public programs at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, to share how to get involved with Virginia's Declaration of Independence 250 Celebration. Hear what is happening in Richmond, VA, to celebrate the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Learn about volunteering for the 250th celebration this summer and apply for paid...

Join Spiders in Charlottesville 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.  

In a world that often feels unstable and uncertain, how do we hold on to — and even deepen — our experience of joy, inner peace, and a life rich with meaning? That is the question at the heart of our conversation this Wednesday.

The Bonner Center for Civic Engagement is excited to host a series of Spotlight on Community Lunches to provide students, faculty, and staff a casual opportunity to learn more about key issues areas, organizations across Richmond who we partner with, and how to get involved. 

Open to all faculty and staff. Did you know that Millennials and Gen Z now make up most of the workforce? This workshop explores how to navigate a multigenerational workplace, challenge common myths, and communicate more effectively.

Brendan Regan, ’08, associate professor of Spanish & linguistics at Texas Tech University, presents “Sociolinguistic development during a study abroad experience in Sevilla: Insights from a former participant and a current researcher.”