Season 3 of As Spiders Do kicks off with an interview with Andy Bobowski, '08 where he shares how mentorship and hinge experiences have shaped his life. We explore how connection and going outside of our comfort zones help us empower each other and ourselves.

Learn more about Andy's company, backrs, here: https://www.backrs.com/.

Editing by Maggie Johnson, '18, Associate Director of Regional & Young Grad Engagement. Episode music by FASSounds from Pixabay.

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Ever wondered what it's like for alumni to come back to campus, not as students but as faculty and staff? In this episode of From Inside the Web, we highlight the stories of Spider alumni who have returned to their alma mater to support the University of Richmond community. Join us as we chat with Lauren Withrow, '07, Kim Dean-Anderson, '97, Peter Thomas, '07, and Taylor Hoogsteden, '20 about their journeys from students to professionals. From assisting in the library to fostering civic engagement, coaching basketball, and creating vibrant student programs, these alumni share how their Richmond roots continue to shape their work and their lives.

Music by Wahyuddin and sound effects from Pixabay. This episode was edited and produced by Maggie Johnson, '18, Associate Director of Regional and Young Graduate Engagement.

Did you know there's a labyrinth of tunnels that connects the buildings of Richmond College? Join us for our special Halloween episode of As Spiders Do, as we explore an unseen side of campus, featuring two alums who have explored it for themselves.

Please note, the tunnels can be extremely dangerous due to high temperature steam and industrial electrical wiring. Please do not attempt to visit the tunnels.

All of the rumors referenced here come from The Collegian student newspaper archives, which can be found at collegian.richmond.edu.

Music by Denys Kyshchuk and Josef Surikov. Sound effects from Peter Barbaix and Pixabay. This episode was edited and produced by Maggie Johnson, '18, Associate Director of Regional and Young Graduate Engagement.