Read up on our yearlong initiative marking the nation’s 250th anniversary, the launch of a middle and high school summer camp program, our new Richmond History Foundational Badge and more.
Queani Johnson, a double major in African American studies and political science, has stacked her résumé with courtroom experience most law students don’t see until their second year — and she’s not even in law school yet.
Our faculty members in the College of Humanities and Sciences are an amazing group of educators, academics and researchers. Here are just a few faculty news and publication highlights from the year.
In her latest book, Brooke N. Newman, Ph.D., an associate professor in the Department of History, documents the untold truth behind the British royal family’s centuries-long involvement and investment in slavery.
Daeha Joung, Ph.D., may be a physicist, but he spends a lot of time thinking about healthcare. In particular, Joung is focused on creating innovative technologies that can improve human health.
John Jones, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the School of Life Sciences and Sustainability, has made it his mission to alleviate food insecurity and food waste on college campuses.
The triple-Ram graduate — who collected two bachelor’s degrees and a Ph.D. from the university — now spends his days at Eli Lilly and Company’s San Diego labs hunting for molecules that might one day become medicine.
A year on campus means many things: late nights in the lab, proud moments at the podium, and plenty of laughter along the way. See a photo collection of our students, faculty, and staff in action.
