Calendar of Events

SPCS will have a table at RVAsec, an annual security convention that brings top industry speakers to the mid-Atlantic region. We’ll promote the following programs in addition to providing general information about SPCS to conferences attendees.

ALL WELCOME TUESDAY! Students Only Wednesday and Thursday. Offered both in-person and/or virtual.In-person sessions will be held in the Well-Being Center - Third Floor, CAPS Conference Room (located to the right when you come up the stairs) or you may join virutally- link provided on flyer here

The Black Women Empowerment Group will be an opportunity for Black women students to connectwith each other around shared experiences, and to identify indignities and process reactions to them. Inaddition to discussing campus-wide racial politics and concerns, participants will gain skills ofempowerment and confidence that will enable them to manage the stress of being Black and a womanstudent at

This workshop focuses on a panel of first-generation Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community members from the Richmond Area. The event will include panelists sharing their own migration stories and their experiences acclimating to Virginia. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions of panelists and discuss the diversity of experiences and the implications for our

Free STI Testing sponsored by the Health Department resumes Thursday, September 16, 2021.  Clinics will be held at the Student Health Center in the Well-Being Center, 2nd Floor every other Thursday from 6pm-8pm.  STI testing may be performed by the Student Health Center but there is cost.  For further information, please review our services pricing guide. 

Conceived and written by Marc Bamuthi Joseph  Original musical score by Daniel Bernard Roumain  Directed by Michael John Garcés $25 general admission$10 non-UR students and youth 18 and underFree UR students

Friday 11/5 - Sunday 11/7

SPCS will have a table at RVAsec, an annual security convention that brings top industry speakers to the mid-Atlantic region. We’ll promote the following programs in addition to providing general information about SPCS to conferences attendees.

First Fridays: Spider Sneak Peeks is a series of (virtual) events throughout the academic year to highlight campus leaders and the behind-the-scenes work that make our Spider community thrive. Please join Dr. Dan Palazzolo, Interim Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences and Professor of Political Science, as he provides insight into his work as the Interim Dean for the largest school at the

MAP is a structured treatment approach, comprised of three weekly in-session modules, inconjunction with an online component, designed to help you gain understanding of anxiety and learnways of coping.