Upcoming Events

Staff and Faculty: Mental Health First Aid is the initial help offered to a person developing a mental health or substance use problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. The first aid is given until appropriate treatment and support are received or until the crisis resolves. During this training, staff and faculty will learn the risk factors and warning signs of mental health and substance...

Administrative Professionals:The end of the academic year is here — and that calls for a celebration!Join us for a UR Admin Collective (URAC) Happy Hour as we come together to relax, reconnect, and toast to all we've accomplished this year. After months of hard work, it's the perfect time to unwind with great company, drinks, delicious appetizers, and sweet treats.This is a welcoming space...

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.  

All faculty and staff are welcome.

Where we live shapes nearly every aspect of our lives, and for a growing number of people, the question of whether to stay or go has become urgent and deeply personal. This week, Dr. Jay Manalo, (he/him) LCP, NCC (Psychologist, UR CAPS) will facilitate our conversation on the stressors prompting people to consider leaving and share some valuable resources for those weighing this profoundly...

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

Join us for a virtual information session about our Brewing Education program. Whether you’re an experienced craft brewer, a current or aspiring brewery manager, or a beer enthusiast looking to turn your passion into a profession, our craft brewing program offers you a foundation for success. We’ll introduce our stand-alone online classes (listed below) and share how you can earn...

Deadline for submitting an application for SPCS scholarships for the Fall semester.

Incoming Spiders are invited to learn about financial aid at the University of Richmond during the New Spider Summer Series.

Join fellow alumni for "Being with Art, Being Together" at the Carnegie Museum of Art — a guided, listening-centered program connected to the 59th Carnegie International. Before the program, meet at the Carnegie Café for a drink and time to reconnect. Alumni of all graduation years are welcome; bring a friend, a partner, or come solo.