From her early role in SLI as a mentor, she developed a love for the organization and took on roles of increasing responsibility over the next several years, and now refers to SLI as her “pride and joy.”
The students’ creative agency played a direct role in the development of Coker’s piece as he worked with them in the studio during his four-day residency.
“I think he’s creating a more personalized experience,” Silberman said. “He tries to get to know each and every student.”
Senior Sherley Arias-Pimentel’s photographic work depicting Ghanaian culture helped her land the Imagining America’s Joy of Giving Something Fellowship for the 2022-2023 cycle.
UR Way was blocked off to traffic on Nov. 4 to make room for StreetFest, a miniature block party that included an assortment of food trucks, games and even a DJ stand.
On any given weekend in Richmond, FoodiePath.com users can take a dog treat baking class or learn to carve their own wooden jam spreader.
