SPCS Student Week

Save the Date! SPCS Student Week

October 18-24, 2025

SPCS Student Week is a joint project of the SPCS Student Government Association (SGA), SPCS Alumni Association and the staff of the SPCS Marketing & Engagement team. For fall 2025, we’re observing SPCS Student Week October 18-24 as an outreach and engagement effort to connect with, encourage, and motivate students.

Among other activities during the week, classes with in-person meetings during the week will receive a shared snack and swag bag filled with tasty treats and UR SPCS merchandise for sharing.

SPCS sets aside a week each semester to celebrate its students. You are appreciated and respected for the gifts, talents and tenacity you bring to SPCS.

Featured Activity

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SPCS Homecoming Celebration in the Red Zone
 Join us on Saturday, October 18 for the SPCS Homecoming Celebration in the Red Zone! Party at field level as our Richmond Spiders take on the Holy Cross Crusaders at Robins Stadium.

Campus Events during SPCS Student Week

Oct 20
Diwali Dinner
4:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Oct 21
Radical Objectification: Consent, Fatness, and Vulnerability
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Oct 21
Masterclass with Thomas Meglioranza
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Oct 22
Nutrition Event: Wonderful Watermelon
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Oct 22
GESS Fall 2025 Energy Lunches
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Oct 22
An Apéritif at the Harnett Museum with Kymberly S. Newberry
3:30 PM
Oct 23
Blackbird, Fly
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

University Museums Exhibits

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Lora Robins Gallery Re-Opening
 Explore the University of Richmond’s newly redesigned and renovated natural sciences museum.
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Cauleen Smith: Dusk of Dawn
 Cauleen Smith exuberantly interrogates everyday images, objects, and histories to imagine other possible futures.
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Bethany Collins: The Dixie of Our Union
 This exhibition highlights the ways a single artwork can catalyze interdisciplinary collaborations across campus.