University of Richmond

• The dining facilities of the University of Richmond have won various national awards.
• The Richmond Endeavor is designed to create meaningful bonds and friendships for the students. 
• The SSIR (Sophomore Scholars in Residence program) combines traditional academic courses with co-curricular learning activities. 
• UR Living Well offers unique shared living experiences to pursue and promote healthy and well-balanced life, including health promotion, student health Center, Counseling and Psychological Services, University Recreation, and much more. 
• With the UR Study Abroad program, the students can experience the international environment as the University has partnerships in 60 countries and more than 65% of the students opt for these study abroad programs. 
• The faculty at the University collaborates with regional partners on various projects, study trips, and exhibitions. 
• The Student Center for Equity cultivates and includes communities, empowers students, and is dedicated to enhancing Multicultural, LGBTQ, and First Generation Student Experiences on campus. 

• The University has various sororities and fraternities. 
• The students have access to more than 250 student clubs and organizations. 
• The college teams take an active part in intercollegiate and intramural athletic programs. 
• UR Summer Fellowships provide various working opportunities and powerful experiences that complement the rigorous academics. 
• The center for student involvement (CSI) is the connection to the meaningful college experience. 
• Various events related to peer advisors and mentors' induction gatherings take place. 
• Various on-campus events like ring dances and proms also take place. 

Yes, the University provides various on-campus housing options such as residence halls, the University Forest Apartments, Gateway Village Apartments, and other living and learning programs. 

Additionally, the spider residential experience program is an initiative by the University to facilitate learning and growth in each residential community. 

All the first-year students live in traditional residence halls with double rooms and hall bathrooms, but specific triple and single rooms are a possibility. 

• Dennis Hall houses around 100 students in single and double rooms with hall bathrooms. Most rooms are air-conditioned, and a college fellow and a faculty member. The indicative price is $3500 per semester and $6900 per year. 
• Lora Robins Court houses more than 250 students at a point in time. Most of the rooms are double rooms with common hall bathrooms. The indicative price is $3500 per semester and $6900 per year. 
• Marsh Hall houses more than 230 students at a point in time. Most of the rooms are double rooms with common hall bathrooms. The indicative price is $3500 per semester and $6900 per year. 
• Moore Hall houses more than 230 students at a point in time. Most of the rooms are double rooms with common hall bathrooms. The indicative price is $3500 per semester and $6900 per year. 
• Robins Hall houses more than 200 students at a point in time. This residence hall only houses first-year students. Most of the rooms are double rooms with common hall bathrooms. The indicative price is $3500 per semester and $6900 per year. 
• The University also provides accommodation to summer students. Students participating in faculty-mentored research or University supported internships can live on campus. 
• Additionally, there are various housing options for returning students as well. Atlantic House, Gray Court, Keller Hall, Lakeview Hall, North Court, Pacific House, and many more residence halls are also available for returning students.