A world view on human rights and immigration
Attending the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy proves a culminating experience for Richmond Scholar Nandini Raisurana.
From the lab to the healthcare clinic
Senior Holly Wemple gains invaluable experience at Crossover Healthcare Ministry.
Building nest eggs
Alum offers his clients guidance and reassurance through strategic financial planning.
Bilingual connections
UR students mentor Latino first graders at Broad Rock Elementary School.
Centering participatory action research
New Bonner Center for Civic Engagement senior fellow Judy Pryor-Ramirez to share new research methods and experience with campus.
Building authentic relationships
The SEEDS Project is recognized with a Collaboration of Change Award at the Bonner Center for Civic Engagement's annual Engage for Change Awards.
Painting a story of advocacy and activism
Bonner Scholar and Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy intern highlights civic engagement experiences.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
City treks: Spiders explore Richmond
The UR community celebrates Pride Month, Juneteenth, and other events through the Bonner Center’s Summer in the City series, now in its tenth year.
The politics of human migration
The daughter of Indian immigrants seeks to understand the politics and human rights implications of forced migration.
Paying it forward
First-generation college student shares his knowledge of college with his Latinx high school mentees.
STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Habitat returns home to UR
Students revive UR's Habitat for Humanity chapter. Their 100 members include a Spider who helped build her own family's Habitat house.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Contemplating MLK's inspiring words
Drawing from the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration on campus, local leaders and UR community members discuss what it means to "commit to humanity."
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Celebrating the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
UR will host a weeklong series of events with the theme, “Commit to Humanity,” beginning on MLK Day.