Resources

Academic Advising Resource Center

Assists students with Academic Advising and connecting to Academic Advisors. Students seeking to switch Advisors should contact the Academic Advising Resource Center. 

Weinstein Learning Center 

The Center will integrate, amplify and co-locate the Speech, Writing, Quantitative Resource, Academic Skills, Technology Learning and English Language Learning Centers.

• Academic Skills
• English Language Learning
• Quantitative Resources
• Speech
• Technology Hub
• Writing

Bonner Center for Civic Engagement

The Bonner Center for Civic Engagement facilitates student development through a variety of volunteer, service, and engagement opportunities both on and off campus through community partnerships. 

Center for Student Involvement (CSI)

The Center for Student Involvement (CSI) helps students create a meaningful and memorable college experience. Please contact the CSI if you are interested in learning more about student organizations, fraternity & sorority life, and campus involvement. 

Chaplaincy

The Chaplaincy provides a variety of opportunities for students to practice their own faith and learn about the spiritual traditions of others.

International Education

The Office of International Education not only offers resources to international students but also to domestic students interested in global learning and engagement through study abroad programs or other internationally-focused events and programs. 

Living-Learning Programs (LLPs)

The University offers Living-Learning Programs (LLPs) where students can live, take classes, do research, travel, and become engaged together. LLPs offer students the ability to engage in the community, have deep conversations, build friendships with a diverse group of students, and find mentors in dedicated faculty members.

New Spiders

Helpful information can be found here for new incoming or transfer students to the University. 

Residence Life & Housing (RLH)

The Office of Residence Life & Housing (RLH) is responsible for fostering a conducive residential environment. Please contact RLH if you have questions about living on campus.

Student Center for Equity & Inclusion (SCEI)

The Student Center for Equity and Inclusion (SCEI) strives to remove barriers and contribute to the community practice of belonging by cultivating inclusive communities and empowering students to be affirmed in their identities and the ways they intersect.

Financial Aid

Please contact Financial Aid if you have questions about applying for aid, submitting FAFSA, or understanding what aid is available. 

Scholars & Fellowship

Please contact the Office of Scholars and Fellowships if you have questions about scholarships offered at the University. 

Student Accounting

Please contact the Student Account Office (Controller’s Office) if you have billing and payment questions related, but not limited to, tuition, housing fees, invoices, refunds, etc. 

Student Support Fund

Through support from the University and its generous donors, the Spiders Helping Spiders initiative helps students with unanticipated expenses and financial emergencies, including access to the University’s Student Support Fund. All full-time, degree-seeking students are eligible to apply for emergency financial support, as well as part-time degree-seeking undergraduate students. Supported students must demonstrate financial need, as determined by the Office of Financial Aid. Students are encouraged to fully describe the emergency they are facing, but financial support through the Student Emergency Fund typically will not exceed $250 within a single academic year.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at the University of Richmond offers a wide range of short-term services to currently enrolled, full-time, degree-seeking students, (as well as full-time undergraduate visiting students living on-campus; e.g., exchange students) at the University of Richmond.

Disability Services

The Office of Disability Services seeks to ensure that those within the campus community who have disabilities are provided an opportunity for full participation and equal access to campus resources.

Health Promotion

The Office of Health Promotion supports a holistic approach to the health and wellness of students through a prevention and educational approach focusing on changing behaviors, healthy lifestyle choices, and creating a unified culture to educate the campus community on the lifelong benefits of maintaining a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle. Focus areas include: 

• Recovery 
• Alcohol & Drugs Education
• Massage & Salt Therapy
• Violence Prevention Programming 
• Mindfulness & Meditation

Student Health Center

The Student Health Center provides evaluation and treatment for illnesses and injuries, assistance in managing chronic disease, and offers comprehensive programs in health education and health maintenance.

University Recreation

University Recreation fosters a fun and inclusive environment that promotes physical as well as overall well-being, through programs and facilities that enhance individual growth and encourage movement.

Well-Being Center

The Well-Being Center is a comprehensive and integrated facility that includes all campus health care in one location, providing easy access for students and designed to be a collaborative high-impact environment to support student learning, student well-being, and student success.