Board of Visitors approves ONE VCU master plan The plan will guide the physical development of the Monroe Park and MCV campuses. Read more »
To be or not to be ... the next ‘American Idol’ Did VCU student Seth Lyons advance in the national singing competition? Hollywood Week reveals all. Read more »
VCU Board of Visitors considers recommendation of no tuition increase in 2019-20 The VCU Board of Visitors is considering the administration’s recommendation of no tuition increase. Read more »
Defense Department awards $1.4M to VCU professor to study process leading to explosions Chemistry professor Katharine Moore Tibbetts’ research could lead to improved explosive detection, among other applications. Read more »
A VCU senior is helping the VMFA prepare an exhibit on art from the African-American South Jacynth Serrano Rodriguez is researching artists and their works for the exhibition, scheduled to open June 8. Read more »
‘Evicted,’ which revealed impact of national eviction crisis, selected as VCU’s Common Book 2/28/2019
Research Defense Department awards $1.4M to VCU professor to study process leading to explosions Chemistry professor Katharine Moore Tibbetts’ research could lead to improved explosive detection, among other applications.
Health VCU Health to build emergency center in New Kent County Construction is set to begin next month on the 17,000-square-foot facility, which will open in the spring of 2020.
Students To be or not to be ... the next ‘American Idol’ Did VCU student Seth Lyons advance in the national singing competition? Hollywood Week reveals all.
Faculty and staff ‘He would have loved this’: Late professor’s family rallies behind VCU basketball Herbert Hirsch was a longtime Rams fan. After his death, his family is following VCU’s postseason with heavy and full hearts.
Alumni In ‘Slay Like a Mother,’ Katherine Wintsch aims to help you overcome self-doubt The book by the VCU alumna and motherhood expert has been named one of the 10 life-changing self-help books every woman should read in 2019 by Parade magazine.
Community Lucky charms Fans and players share the superstitions and game-day rituals they use to help lead the Rams to victory.
To tackle the multilayered issue of unnecessary tests and procedures throughout the state, VCU Health and five other Virginia medical institutions are forming a large-scale health system learning community with the aim of reducing seven pre-identified low-value care measures. VCU News spoke with Tom Yackel, M.D., president of MCV Physicians, to discuss what constitutes low-value health care and what VCU Health is doing to help eliminate it. Read more »
