Upcoming Events

Try something new for breakfast at our monthly breakfast pop-ups in D-Hall. This month enjoy a latin-inspired breakfast offerings!

Open to all faculty and staff. Feedback creates opportunities to learn, grow, and strengthen the way we work together. In this workshop, explore practical strategies for giving and receiving meaningful feedback, building confidence in feedback conversations, and using feedback as a tool for personal and professional growth.

Swing by the Demonstration Kitchen and apple “nachos” with different toppings. While supplies last.

You don't need to have all the answers to make a valuable contribution in class. This interactive workshop will unlock the structure of academic communication and give you practical strategies for participating with confidence in discussions and presentations.

Enjoy a delicious evening meal that celebrates Latinx culture. Cosponsored with the Hub for Student Inclusion and Community.

Kick off Latinx Heritage Month celebrations with our annual heritage dinner made by our talented chefs at Heilman Dining Center. Come and join us to have some tasty Latin American-inspired dishes, desserts, and drinks.*HDC accepts cash, checks, major credit cards, department charges, Dining Dollars, and SpiderCards.Check out their rates:...

Thirty years ago, Gail Ritchey, a young woman from a conservative Christian community in rural Ohio, gave birth alone and left her newborn in the woods. Now a devoted mother of three, her quiet suburban life shatters when DNA evidence links her to the infamous cold case of “Geauga’s Child.” Arrested for murder and vilified in the media, authorities dismiss her claim that the baby...

How The Great Epizootic of 1872 Slowed Life in Cities to a Crawl

Kick off your Boston adventure with fellow Spiders at our annual Welcome to the City celebration in the heart of South Boston! Whether you're new to alumni life, new to the city, or have called Boston home for years, this is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow Richmond alumni, expand your network, and welcome the Class of 2026 to the Spider community. Enjoy your first drink, heavy...

This year’s theme for the Faculty and Staff Research Symposium, Intersections, invites us to reflect on a central paradox of contemporary life: although we live in a hyper-connected digital world and constantly witness the struggles, joys, and daily lives of others, many individuals and communities experience growing loneliness, polarization, alienation, and indifference in their...