VCU Health breaks ground on $349M outpatient facility Largest investment in VCU Health’s history is expected to set new standards for patient experience in academic health care. Read more »
After graduating from VCU program, young people with intellectual disabilities find employment Five out of five students with intellectual disabilities who graduated from VCU ACE-IT in College this spring have found jobs in their career areas of interest. Read more »
Hyperloop at VCU to unveil pod for SpaceX competition The unveiling event will take place Tuesday at the College of Engineering East Hall. Read more »
50 years after Virginia’s first heart transplant, $1M gift breathes new life into historic lab The Cottrell Surgical Innovation Laboratory at the VCU School of Medicine will support pioneering surgical education, research and services. Read more »
Scientist, artist, inventor, dean: The many sides of Shawn Brixey As he nears the end of his first year at VCU, Brixey, an engineer who leads an arts school, reflects on how he fits in — and how the university stands out. Read more »
After graduating from VCU program, young people with intellectual disabilities find employment and fulfilling, independent lives 6/21/2018
Since Ancient Greece doctors have relied on patients to tell them what medications they are taking. They may no longer need to. 5/30/2018
With a $1M gift, alumna Iris Harrell and wife Ann Benson create a new scholarship for gender, sexuality and women’s studies at VCU 6/13/2018
After graduating from VCU program, young people with intellectual disabilities find employment and fulfilling, independent lives 6/21/2018
Research Biology professor, students use clues from plants to unlock the natural world’s evolutionary secrets Wenheng Zhang and students in her lab study plants and their genes. Their research could lead to knowledge of critical areas in need of environmental protection.
Health 50 years after Virginia’s first heart transplant, $1M gift breathes new life into historic lab The Cottrell Surgical Innovation Laboratory at the VCU School of Medicine will support pioneering surgical education, research and services.
Students After graduating from VCU program, young people with intellectual disabilities find employment Five out of five students with intellectual disabilities who graduated from VCU ACE-IT in College this spring have found jobs in their career areas of interest.
Faculty and staff Scientist, artist, inventor, dean: The many sides of Shawn Brixey As he nears the end of his first year at VCU, Brixey, an engineer who leads an arts school, reflects on how he fits in — and how the university stands out.
Alumni Alumna’s $1M gift creates new scholarship for gender, sexuality and women’s studies at VCU Iris Harrell and wife Ann Benson are creating the scholarship to support students who often face additional challenges beyond paying for college.
Community At Sound Arts Richmond, workshops explore the creative side of audio, acoustics and everyday sounds School of the Arts alumni, faculty, staff and adjunct professors developed and teach the workshops, which range in topic from creating podcasts to building your own speakers.
While the Trump administration on Wednesday reversed course to allow migrant families to avoid separation by being detained together, the sad truth is that for some children damage has already been done, according to Michael A. Southam-Gerow, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Psychology in the College of Humanities and Sciences, who leads a lab focused on the improvement of mental health services for children and families. Read more »
