University of Richmond Alumni

Spiders in D.C. spent July 11 exploring the Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens, learning about Marjorie Merriweather Post and the legacy she built as a pioneering businesswoman, philanthropist, and collector.

Thanks to alumna host Ashley Bolding '06 and everyone who joined us for an inspiring afternoon of connection, conversation, and discovery. 🕷️

Find an event to connect with Spiders in your area at the Calendar of Events: https://calendar.richmond.edu/?tag=alumni

Spiders gathered in Washington, D.C., for an evening of connection, conversation, and community at The Gathering Spot.

Thanks to co-hosts André Chambers, ’00, and Keyona Ham Hargett, ’01, and everyone who joined us for this special URBAN Meetup and opportunity to celebrate the importance of spaces where community can thrive. 🕷️

Check out the Calendar of Events to join the Spider community in your city!

Rebecca Liggan Gusich, W'76, and Mary Ann Liggan Riter, W'74, found themselves back on campus together at the Queally Center for Admissions.

Have a of your own? Share a photo with us for a chance to be featured and help celebrate the connections that keep the Spider community strong.

Richmond Spiders gathered at The Mantu on July 22 for an evening of Afghan food, culture, and conversation at our Taste of Afghanistan SummUR Dinner Party. Thanks to everyone who joined us around the table!

There’s one more chance to join us for a SummUR Dinner Party this year. Meet us in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, August 19, for Taste of Ethiopia.

Calendar of Events: https://calendar.richmond.edu/?tag=alumni

Jenny Oufnac Waggoner '94, Lisa Rodemann '95, Elisa Peppelman Taylor '95, and Tracey Flynn Portillo '95 recently returned to campus for a walk down memory lane. The Alpha Phi sisters enjoyed lunch at D-Hall, revisited their favorite campus spots, and were amazed by everything that's changed while appreciating the friendships that haven't.

From campus visits to cross-country reunions, we love seeing how Spider connections continue long after graduation. Share your with us for a chance to be featured.

Ben Mason was waiting at the finish line to pick up three fellow Class of 1985 Spiders and Pika Brothers, Craig Manchester, Scott Broderick, and Brian Bischoff, after they completed the challenging Newfound Gap to Fontana Dam section of the Appalachian Trail, including Clingmans Dome, the trail's highest point.

Spider friendships are built for adventures big and small! Whether you're hiking a mountain, celebrating a milestone, or simply catching up with fellow alums, we want to see your . Share your photos for a chance to be featured.

We're proud to feature alumni-owned businesses, makers, and creatives throughout the year.

This month’s feature is Chester "Trey" Arnold III, GB'22. Learn more about Dogwood Lawn Service and check out the full list of businesses or submit yours at the link below.

https://alumni.richmond.edu/perks-programs/spider-owned-businesses.html

Jeff Marks, R'79, and Pete Engels, R'88, got an unexpected surprise while having dinner in Hyannis, MA: Charles Barkley was seated at the next table!

Before he left, they reminded Barkley of Richmond's 72-71 NCAA Tournament victory over Auburn in 1984. He was gracious, spoke fondly of Bill Flye and the 1984 Spiders, and was happy to stop for a photo.

Have a of your own? Whether it's an unexpected encounter, a reunion with fellow Spiders, or a Richmond connection on your travels, we'd love to see it. Share your photos for a chance to be featured.

Some Spider friendships deserve a standing ovation. 🕷️✨

Sue Thorsland Langway, Katie Aylward Hoedebeck, Laura McNamara Cabo, and Corinne Mato Luck, all from the Class of 1990, reunited in May for a trip to Las Vegas to see The Wizard of Oz 👠👠at the Sphere.

Where have your Spider friendships taken you? Share your with us for a chance to be featured and inspire fellow Richmond alums.

Sports, culture, and cuisine are drawing Spiders to the Alumni SummUR series in cities across the country.

University of Richmond alumni gather for summer fun with fellow Spiders Sports, culture, and cuisine are drawing Spiders to the Alumni SummUR series in cities across the country.