The new building, which welcomed students this week, replaces the original school that has served the community since the 1960s while remaining on the same site.
The Richmond campus will shift graduate and certificate programs to a hybrid format beginning in September 2026, combining online coursework with required on-campus residencies.
State data analyzed by No Kid Hungry Virginia shows more students eating breakfast at school since 2023, including strong participation in Richmond.
The Richmond seminary will lead a three-school collaboration creating a shared Doctor of Ministry program and congregation-based training.
“The University of Richmond offers a rigorous liberal arts education and a tight-knit community, with transformative learning and mentorship opportunities both in and outside the classroom,”...
Cue “Pomp and Circumstance.” Henrico County Public Schools’ Class of 2024 will kick off graduation season when Henrico Virtual Academy and Academy at Virginia Randolph seniors...
For 12 consecutive years, The Princeton Review has selected the University of Richmond as a top school for environmental stewardship.
As the Delta variant of COVID-19 takes foot, some parents who chose an in-person option for their kids are rethinking that. But there may not be...
Join family, friends, neighbors, parents, and other community members as they spruce up the grounds of Southampton Elementary on Saturday, August 28th.
Many Virginia public school students are returning to the classroom after a year away, but their access to school meals never stopped. No Kid Hungry Virginia...
