Past, present or future: What do we want Confederate monuments to say about us? Entries in VCU’s Monument Avenue competition spur new ideas for the famous street ‘by pulling people together to talk about ... real proposals, real thoughts, real ideas.’ Read more »
Bills, tours and a shoutout in the House: Nadia Pablo’s Capitol Hill internship Pablo, an aspiring occupational therapist, helped draft a bill to help children with developmental disabilities — and got a surprise ‘thank you’ for her efforts. Read more »
For billions, clean water is scarce. For one week, it was for these VCU students too. To gain insight into life where clean water is not easily accessible, students in a VCU political science class were put on a tight water diet last week. Read more »
What’s driving evictions in Richmond? The RVA Eviction Lab at VCU’s Wilder School has received a Ford Foundation grant to understand the causes — and the impact — of Richmond’s eviction rate, the second highest in the country. Read more »
International sex tourism is a booming industry. It’s also been happening since the 18th century. VCU history professor Christopher Ewing, Ph.D., talks about his new course, International Sex Tourism 1750-Present. Read more »
Author of ‘Striving in Common: A Regional Equity Framework for Urban Schools’ to speak at VCU 2/20/2019
VCU Libraries’ community engagement librarian receives award for excellence in service to LGBTQIA+ community 2/20/2019
Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU to complete Children’s Pavilion with inpatient hospital 2/8/2019
Research What’s driving evictions in Richmond? The RVA Eviction Lab at VCU’s Wilder School has received a Ford Foundation grant to understand the causes — and the impact — of Richmond’s eviction rate, the second highest in the country.
Health Providing psychiatric care for pregnant women who need help The Peripartum Clinic at VCU Health integrates psychiatric care and social work into the OB-GYN experience for expectant moms.
Students For billions, clean water is scarce. For one week, it was for these VCU students too. To gain insight into life where clean water is not easily accessible, students in a VCU political science class were put on a tight water diet last week.
Faculty and staff International sex tourism is a booming industry. It’s also been happening since the 18th century. VCU history professor Christopher Ewing, Ph.D., talks about his new course, International Sex Tourism 1750-Present.
Alumni Remembering St. Philip A look at the all-black, all female school of nursing and its role in VCU's history
Community Providing psychiatric care for pregnant women who need help The Peripartum Clinic at VCU Health integrates psychiatric care and social work into the OB-GYN experience for expectant moms.
What are the connections between cancer and heart health? VCU Health expert Greg Hundley explains the emerging field of cardio-oncology — the study of heart diseases in patients being treated for cancer. Read more »
