VCU’s new Venture Lab is helping faculty bring their innovations to market The lab has assembled teams of VCU innovators and Richmond entrepreneurs to develop breakthroughs in forensic science, health care and more as potential startups. Read more »
History students uncover biographical information about Virginians killed in Vietnam War A VCU class is conducting research on Vietnam casualties for the Virginia War Memorial’s Shrine of Memory. Read more »
Donations for Richmond-area migrant children to be collected at Common Book talk Valeria Luiselli, author of “Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions,” will speak Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Siegel Center. Read more »
Discovery of baby sturgeon in the James River marks potential milestone for restoration efforts In the course of a week, Rice Rivers Center researchers identified 24 baby sturgeon during a series of especially productive trips on the river. Read more »
‘Dang, I’m in the end zone’: Mo Alie-Cox’s first NFL touchdown is one for the memory books The former VCU basketball star is a household name leaguewide after his highlight-reel, one-handed scoring catch Read more »
‘Dang, I’m in the end zone’: Mo Alie-Cox’s first NFL touchdown is one for the memory books 10/31/2018
Discovery of baby sturgeon in the James River marks potential milestone for restoration efforts 11/7/2018
How did a doodle on a tablecloth turn into a massive fictional universe? Hellboy creator tells his tale. 10/19/2018
Research Family experiences fuel a passion for career in cancer research and treatment Lathika Mohanraj, Ph.D., a researcher at VCU Massey Cancer Center, is working to better understand complications that occur as a result of bone marrow transplantation.
Health Director hired for VCU and VCU Health System’s East End health education and wellness center The center, now known as “VCU Health Hub at 25th,” will be led by Natalie Pennywell, a former state health official.
Students New campus exhibit is an uplifting showcase for first-generation students The display at James Branch Cabell Library features 26 VCU students, all who expect to be the first in their immediate family to graduate from college.
Faculty and staff Could new Virginia policies reduce anti-LGBT hate crimes? VCU expert Liz Coston, Ph.D., is reaching out to lawmakers to share evidence and make policy recommendations that could curtail LGBT hate crime victimization.
Alumni ‘Dang, I’m in the end zone’: Mo Alie-Cox’s first NFL touchdown is one for the memory books The former VCU basketball star is a household name leaguewide after his highlight-reel, one-handed scoring catch
Community Qatar Day brings a bit of the Middle East to Richmond The annual event at VCU celebrates a culture from the other side of the world through food, fashion and fun
Jeanine Guidry, Ph.D., an assistant professor of public relations, analyzed 1,000 social media posts to explore how the public gains an understanding of a complex and highly contagious virus like Zika Read more »
