Returning to campus in the age of COVID-19 As colleges and universities nationwide prepare for the fall semester — in person, online and in a hybrid of both — VCU experts detail ways to maximize safety. Read more »
Addiction, abuse, access to care: Studying secondary health impacts of the pandemic VCU projects support those facing drug and alcohol abuse, intimate partner violence and cancer in remote areas. Read more »
Keeping staff, faculty and students healthy Throughout the spring and summer, VCU Facilities Management has been assembling, procuring and distributing personal protective equipment kits. Read more »
College to Career: VCU to launch pilot program to expand student internship opportunities The pilot is part of a larger university goal of creating a talent pipeline that addresses high-demand workforce needs and retains talent within Virginia. Read more »
Students strengthen community’s COVID-19 response with contact tracing, testing site assistance VCU health sciences students are volunteering with the Virginia Department of Health’s Medical Reserve Corps. Read more »
A reimagined Monument Avenue could ‘reflect on our past and point our way to a more equitable future’ 7/23/2020
Research Addiction, abuse, access to care: Studying secondary health impacts of the pandemic VCU projects support those facing drug and alcohol abuse, intimate partner violence and cancer in remote areas.
Health VCU names Arthur L. Kellermann, M.D., senior vice president and CEO, VCU Health System National leader in injury control, emergency medicine to assume duties in October.
Students Medical student’s interest in underserved populations leads to international research opportunity Fogarty fellowship allowed Helen Noble to conduct research, help doctors in Peru gain access to the latest medical studies.
Faculty and staff VCU names Tomikia LeGrande as vice president for strategy, enrollment management and student success LeGrande has served as vice provost for strategic enrollment management at VCU since 2018.
Alumni Helping people get their groceries during a pandemic Brandcenter graduate Joelle Halle shares her experiences in developing digital experience solutions at Kroger — including to the grocery store’s mobile app — to keep customers and employees safe.
Community Returning to campus in the age of COVID-19 As colleges and universities nationwide prepare for the fall semester — in person, online and in a hybrid of both — VCU experts detail ways to maximize safety.
With fewer than 100 days to the presidential election, political science professor and former Bernie Sanders campaign adviser Michael Paarlberg, Ph.D., spoke to VCU News about what is at stake when it comes to U.S.-Latin America relations. Read more »