Upcoming Events

The Writers Series exposes Richmond students, the greater university community, and city residents to some of today’s most celebrated writers. Readings are free and open to the public, though seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Join us to get your headshots done and/or to meet with a career advisor. RSVP on SpiderCentral. 

Build confidence and awareness while learning practical self-defense techniques. This session covers escaping holds, striking effectively, identifying pressure points, and improving situational awareness.Open to students, staff, and faculty. Space is limited — reserve your spot today. Location will be shared upon registration.This event is part of the Emergency Management lunch and learn...

Let's Connect: Nonprofits, Education & Social ImpactJoin fellow alumni in nonprofits, education & social impact for one hour of online networking.Wednesday, November 122 – 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 in nonprofits, education &...

Student-led exhibition tour Get an insider look at Cauleen Smith: Dusk of Dawn. These student-led tours guide you through the multimedia installation, which explores the downfall of Richmond’s Confederate monuments and asks, “What now?” Tours last about 30 minutes. Free and open to all. No sign-up necessary. 

Find out how to take advantage of up to $5,300 for an unpaid or underpaid summer research or internship opportunity using the Richmond Guarantee. Hear a group of students share how they secured their experience, complimented their coursework, and benefited their professional development. 

The field of experimental psychology arose during a time steeped in wonder and mystery. Spiritualism gained widespread influence, proposing that death was not an end but a transition. Mesmerists claimed to heal all ailments through the laying-on of hands. Early psychologists did not merely react to these remarkable phenomena — they incorporated them into their investigations of the human...

Gather for an evening of German games, music, and food at German Game Night, hosted by German Studies. German welcome, but not required!

The Robins School of Business invites you to the next installment of C-Suite Conversations, a series of engaging, educational events for our campus and the greater Richmond business community.

This class will feature breakfast recipes including protein pancakes and soft, fluffy scrambled eggs. All Cooking Basics classes are for UR students only and require advance registration.