The geological evolution of the American West is a tale of continental collisions, volcanoes, earthquakes, and upheaval. This lecture will explain how the map of today can be explained by the paroxysm of the past in a fast-moving introductory overview of the power of geological processes to shape our modern landscape.

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Monday, May 6 (rescheduled from May 7th), BUS, Ukrop Auditorium Q162

Come hear the personal stories and real experiences from Ukraine as lived and told by Michael Warchol our Communications and Events Manager for the Office of International Education. As he notes, 'Serving in the Peace Corps many years ago initiated a real shift in my thinking on the world and the work I do. With the start of the war and renewed focus on Ukraine, I again have found new purpose and new work through sponsoring and supporting Ukrainian refugees.'

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Monday, 4/22, BUS, Ukrop Auditorium Q162 (16 seats (16%) remaining)

Join Martha Wright, Assistant Curator of Academic and Public Engagement with UR Museums, to discuss the two new student-centric initiatives beginning this academic year. We will explore the student-curated exhibition of student-sourced artworks in the Booth Lobby of the Modlin Center, followed by the reimagination of Pickels Gallery as a curricular gallery. There will also be some general discussions about how art can represent life, challenge us to think differently, and invite close looking observation.

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Tuesday 4/30, TBD - UR Campus (1 seats (4%) remaining)

Take a walking tour of the UR campus, named the nation's most beautiful campus in the Princeton Review's most recent college guide. Learn about the history of the University, enjoy the beautiful landscaping and architecture, and hear some stories along the way. The walk will be about 2.5 miles in length and will require climbing steps and walking on various surfaces. Walking shoes and water are recommended.

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Tuesday, May 14, THCX, Sculpture outside Modlin Center ( No seats currently available )

Join University of Richmond's Natural Area Steward for a tour of the Eco Corridor. This engaging walking tour will cover the history of the eco corridor, the restoration and the future of a green campus resource. Please wear comfortable shoes and come prepared to enjoy the beautiful nature unfolding in the eco corridor on the University campus. Offered twice: please register for only one session.

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Monday 4/22 1-3pm (rescheduled from 4/11), Entrance to the Gambles Mill Eco-Corridor (2 seats (9%) remaining)