UR Now: Arts
University of Richmond Museums kicks off a new season with immersive exhibitions and films
Opening Feb. 4 at the Harnett Museum of Art are Politics of Place, Abigail DeVille: A Mourning, and Black Work: Absence/Absorption.
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Recent News & Stories
UR Now: Arts
Richmond fan favorite Mad Skillz wins Grammy Award
The local hip-hop legend has been an artist-in-residence at the University of Richmond, co-teaching with liberal arts professor Erik Nielson.
UR Now: Student Experience
Spiders are ready for tax season
Recent on-campus training sessions prepared more than 80 students to serve as IRS-certified volunteers providing tax help to the local community.
UR Now: Student Experience
A dose of kindness from two University of Richmond football players
When seniors Carter Glassmyer and Trey Mancuso saw a local woman struggling to clear her icy driveway, the Good Samaritans pitched in to help.
Richmond in the Media
Divorce, Hedge-Fund Style: Inside the Breakup at Two Sigma
Law professor Allison Tait, an expert on trusts and estate law, is quoted.
Research News
Judge overturns disenrollment of prominent Squaxin Island Tribe member
Leadership studies professor David Wilkins, a member of the Lumbee Nation of North Carolina and author of a book on Native American disenrollment, is quoted.
The cultural stakes of the Super Bowl halftime show, from Madonna to Bad Bunny
Research by music professor Joanna Love is featured.
U.S. Senate confirms Aaron Peterson as Alaska’s newest federal judge
Law professor Carl Tobias is quoted.