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Oct. 11, 2024

With ‘storytelling via woodworking,’ VCUarts alum Raul De Lara connects styles, cultures and a creative personal journey

The sculptor won a significant award this year that funded a life-changing trip to Mexico, where his artistic roots power his mix of traditional and modern techniques.

Student success

Led by VCU, the inaugural Virginia Government Simulation gives college students an exercise in engagement

Research & discovery

How I found my research: Moira Neve studies visions of a queer utopia as described in an early 20th-century journal

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Chemistry major Ava Beaudin embraces the lab and the language

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A photo of a man looking sadly down at tomb stones. The one he is looking directly at is shaped like a pixilated hand with the index finger pointed upwards. In the upper left corner is white and yellow text on a black triangle that reads \"3 -2 - 1 ... cRAM!\"

Sept. 30, 2024

cRam Session: The New Good Death

3 questions, 2 minutes, 1 lesson with Amy Tudor, whose course brings life to dying – and how our practices and perspectives have evolved.

Research & discovery

VCU receives $6 million from Department of Defense to study treatment for long-term concussion symptoms

Student success

How I found my research: Aditya Kotha is exploring if some medications can be repurposed to treat other ailments

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VCU’s Spit for Science, the largest genetic and environmental study of college students in the U.S., is expanding

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Meet-a-Ram: VCUarts alum Sophia Li brings style to storytelling about the climate

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VCU rises to No. 69 in U.S News & World Report’s new ranking of the nation’s top public universities

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With ‘storytelling via woodworking,’ VCUarts alum Raul De Lara connects styles, cultures and a creative personal journey

Led by VCU, the inaugural Virginia Government Simulation gives college students an exercise in engagement

How I found my research: Moira Neve studies visions of a queer utopia as described in an early 20th-century journal

Chemistry major Ava Beaudin embraces the lab and the language

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Events

Herodian Jerusalem: The Archeology of the Holy City in the Time of Jesus and the Second Temple

Sign a Card for a Kid: Volunteer Birthday Opportunity

Latinas and Maternal and Child Health: Research, Policy and Representation

VCU in the News

A Scholarship in Telling Stories in the African Diaspora

A new old Virginia ham is now on display — and still dripping — in a Virginia museum

He Lost $500,000 Gambling. Now He Helps Others Who Can’t Stop.

Mental health concerns reduce likelihood of hepatology referral in alcohol use disorder

cRam Session: The New Good Death

VCU receives $6 million from Department of Defense to study treatment for long-term concussion symptoms

How I found my research: Aditya Kotha is exploring if some medications can be repurposed to treat other ailments

VCU’s Spit for Science, the largest genetic and environmental study of college students in the U.S., is expanding

Meet-a-Ram: VCUarts alum Sophia Li brings style to storytelling about the climate

VCU rises to No. 69 in U.S News & World Report’s new ranking of the nation’s top public universities

Author Christopher Brooks looks at two pandemics – HIV and COVID – in latest book