Ambition, curiosity, determination—that’s what makes our students remarkable. Think you belong in our web?
Classes across five schools encourage students to think critically, take on multiple viewpoints, and hone their strengths. What could you do at Richmond?
From D-1 to sport clubs to intramurals, if you’re looking to compete, stay active, or combine the two, Richmond has a team to help you do it.
From the scholarly pursuits to the playful, and everything in between, you’ll find opportunities that speak to your interests here at Richmond.
University of Richmond chemistry professor Kristin Nolin has a passion and expertise for food science. Just in time for the 4th of July and other summer gatherings, she breaks down the science behind why barbecued foods taste so good.
Richmond has once again been named to The Princeton Review’s list of “Best Value Colleges” for 2025. Richmond has been included on this list since 2013.
More than 100 conference registrants from all over the world are attending the conference, which was held in Santiago, Chile, last year.
