Upcoming Events

Why do people make big changes in their lives? From changing careers to building new habits to buying products and services, the reason for the change may not be easily accessible. In this interactive workshop, Beth McHugh, '04 and Alec Latimer introduce the Jobs to Be Done framework, an approach for understanding the real circumstances, motivations, and trade-offs behind people’s decisions...

The Human Resources team wants to celebrate our faculty and staff for another wonderful year! Stop by for an afternoon of cozy winter treats, festive fun, refreshments, and end-of-semester cheer. We’ll also have an opportunity to give back through a donation drive. No registration necessary — just bring yourself and your winter spirit!

SAVE THE DATE!  

SAVE THE DATE!  

Join us for a 45-minute seminar focused on Anthem virtual care options. We’ll cover what services are available online (including urgent care, primary care, and behavioral health support), when virtual care is the best choice, and how to access care through Anthem — such as finding the right option, understanding potential costs, and preparing for a smooth visit. You’ll leave...

President Kevin F. Hallock and the University of Richmond Alumni Association request the company of you and your guest at our event to launch The Campaign for the University of Richmond.Wednesday, December 16, 2026Light refreshments available at 6 p.m.Program begins at 6:30 p.m.Cocktail reception followsThe Jefferson Hotel101 West Franklin StreetRichmond, Virginia 23220

Join us for the SPCS SGA Holiday Social! Celebrate the season with your fellow SGA members on Thursday, December 17, at 5:30 p.m.. We’ll gather at The Tavern at Triangle Park for a festive evening filled with great conversation, delicious food, and holiday cheer.

The open meeting will be from 1–2 p.m. The closed session for committee members is from 2–3 p.m. Learn more.

Join the University of Richmond for the 2027 Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. This year’s theme, We, the People, invites us to reflect on community, belonging, and our shared responsibility to one another.

The Gary L. McDowell Institute (GMI) hosts a group of prominent thinkers to address the state of American conservatism from different viewpoints and different vantage points—journalism, public policy, academia, and politics. The Forum on Conservative Thought will feature a moderated public discussion followed by a book-signing. To learn more, please visit the GMI website.