Upcoming Events

Department of Music Free Concert Series

Experience Fika, the Swedish custom of pausing your day to refuel, rest, and reconnect. Grab a friend and a cup of coffee, then sample Swedish breads, buns, savory toppings, and farmer’s cheese at this special lunchtime event.    

Multilingualism in Roman Greece: New Perspectives Join the Department of Classical Studies for a lecture by Justin Miller, assistant professor of classical studies at the University of Michigan.

Join us to learn more about University of Richmond degrees designed for nontraditional students and working professionals!

As autumn settles in and the Shenandoah Valley takes on its beautiful fall colors, it’s the perfect time to gather around the table with fellow Spiders. The University of Richmond Alumni Association invites you to an evening of good food, warm conversation, and Spider connection.Enjoy a delicious meal in Rocktown Kitchen’s welcoming atmosphere while catching up with old friends,...

LGBTQ+ Spiders Virtual Fall SocialJoin LGBTQ+ Spiders and allies for a short, casual gathering where you'll have the opportunity to connect with alum from across the country as we collectively settle into the fall season. Come ready to share a favorite holiday memory or tradition to kick off the conversation. Whether it's a family custom carried forward from childhood or a new tradition you've...

Join us for our second Global Music Series as we celebrate International Education Week with Sounds of Sweden, featuring traditional Swedish fiddle music performed by Andrea Larson & Friends. November 17th | 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. | International Commons. Free and open to the public. No tickets required. This event is co-hosted by the Center for Global Engagement and the Department of Music.

For faculty & staff Schedule a one-on-one retirement counseling appointment right here on campus. The university’s TIAA representative can help you create a plan for your goals.  

Learn from your peers about their experience and engagement with Sweden! UR students, faculty, staff, visiting speakers, and community members share research and insights about Sweden, the larger region, and even global connections.  

More details coming soon!  Join the Department of Physics to hear more about his research and career.