Location & Setting Suburban campus situated in the western suburbs of Richmond, Virginia. Located just 10 miles from downtown Richmond, the campus provides a peaceful, wooded setting with easy access to urban amenities. The 350-acre campus combines traditional collegiate architecture with modern facilities in a park-like landscape.

Campus Life Intimate campus environment with a strong residential culture - approximately 85% of students live on campus. Greek life is significant but not overwhelming, with about 40% of students participating in fraternities and sororities. Weekend activities include campus events, nearby Richmond cultural attractions, and social gatherings. The small student body creates a tight-knit community with numerous opportunities for personal connections.

Student Body Predominantly from the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States, with growing national and international representation. Students are typically academically motivated, from middle to upper-middle-class backgrounds, with strong interests in leadership, community service, and professional development. The student population is diverse but maintains a collaborative, collaborative academic culture.

Academics Rigorous liberal arts curriculum with strong programs in business, leadership studies, and sciences. Known for small class sizes (average 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio), extensive undergraduate research opportunities, and personalized academic advising. Offers robust study abroad programs and emphasis on experiential learning.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division I program competing in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Strong athletic culture with 18 varsity sports. While not a major athletic powerhouse, the school provides competitive opportunities and strong support for student-athletes. Emphasis on athletic-academic balance and holistic student development.

Lifestyle & Weather Moderate four-season climate with mild winters and warm summers. Campus is walkable, but having a car is beneficial for exploring Richmond. Nearby outdoor activities include hiking, river sports on the James River, and urban recreational opportunities. Students enjoy a balanced lifestyle with academic focus and social engagement.