Upcoming Events

Lunch & Learn classes are open to faculty, staff, and students and require advance registration.

C. Libby is assistant professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Penn State University. Their current book project, Engendering Feeling: Religious Affect, Transphobia, and Historicity, uses medieval religious texts to explore the intersections of religion, embodiment, and affect through the lens of trans studies. 

Join us for a reception to celebrate our new exhibitions.   The new exhibitions include:   Abigail DeVille: A Mourning Black Work: Absence/Absorption Politics of Place Free and open to everyone!

Spiders in Buffalo, let’s kick off the new year together! Join Holly Kemp, ’99, for a Spider Meetup Happy Hour at Resurgence Brewing Company, a favorite local gathering spot known for celebrating fresh, local flavors and bringing people together. With more than 100 Spiders in the greater Buffalo area, this is a great chance to connect with fellow alumni, catch up with familiar faces,...

Please join the Gender & Sexuality Studies Program community for the second biennial Careful Worldmaking Symposium. The symposium invites us to consider how our histories and our dreams for feminist, queer, and decolonial futures inform our everyday practices together on campus, and in our lives beyond. This year’s special guest speakers are Mel Y. Chen (University of California,...

The Mini-Symposia Series builds on the extraordinary enthusiasm for the Faculty and Staff Research Symposium, offering a new rhythm of exchange across the academic year. Instead of one full day, we gather four times– in the fall and spring—for half-day symposia that revisit and reimagine presentations from the full Symposium. This new format allows more opportunities to engage with...

Abigail Deville leads a walk-through of her exhibition, A Mourning. Learn more about her art practice of creating large-scale immersive installations and how the 1938 death of her great-grandfather Luther Wilson at Central State Hospital, Petersburg, VA, inspired this exhibition.  Free and open to everyone!

Cooking Basics classes are for UR students only and require advance registration.

Dive into Cross-Cultural Conversations! Connect with a vibrant circle of new U.S. and international friends for lively, informal chats about everything from intercultural communication and global traditions to pop culture, university life, and beyond. Spark your curiosity, broaden your world view, and forge cross-cultural friendships in a fun, engaging environment!

You're invited to join University of Richmond alumni, current students, faculty, and staff for our annual networking reception. Your experience and perspective as an alum make you an invaluable role model for our students participating in the A&S NEXT program. At this event, we hope you'll help demonstrate effective professional networking, from making introductions and asking thoughtful...