The journal bringing the work of undergraduate VCU researchers to the world Auctus, a student-run publication, publishes the best of undergraduate research covering a range of disciplines. Read more »
How do people with psychopathic traits control ‘dark impulses’? A study finds answers in the brain. By gaining a deeper understanding of those able to control their antisocial tendencies, researchers may unlock new treatments and rehabilitation strategies. Read more »
At Cabell Library, VCU students comb through some of history’s most significant comic books VCU’s Comic Arts Collection provides a “rich resource” for students, said Kelly Alder, who teaches Comics and Graphic Novels in the School of the Arts Read more »
Panel discussion to explore eviction policy, community impact “Eviction Beyond the Numbers: Community Impacts and Policy Landscape of Housing Instability,” will be held Sept. 26 at VCU. Read more »
Inside Siad Haji’s remarkable journey to Major League Soccer Born in a refugee camp in Kenya, the former VCU standout now finds himself on North American soccer’s biggest professional stage. Read more »
‘A heroic act’: Father and son mark the first living liver transplant at VCU Health since 2014 9/23/2019
How do people with psychopathic traits control ‘dark impulses’? A study finds answers in the brain. 9/19/2019
How do people with psychopathic traits control ‘dark impulses’? A study finds answers in the brain. 9/19/2019
Research The journal bringing the work of undergraduate VCU researchers to the world Auctus, a student-run publication, publishes the best of undergraduate research covering a range of disciplines.
Health ‘A heroic act’: Father and son mark the first living liver transplant at VCU Health since 2014 The procedure marks another chapter in the VCU Health Hume-Lee Transplant Center’s storied history of transplantation.
Students From homemade remedies to medical school Childhood memories left a lasting impression on Abdulmojeed Ekiyoyo. “Helping the underserved will be part of my future.”
Faculty and staff Cottom’s book one of 10 in the running for National Book Award for Nonfiction “Thick: And Other Essays” has been featured in The New York Times and on NPR, PBS and “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.”
Alumni Inside Siad Haji’s remarkable journey to Major League Soccer Born in a refugee camp in Kenya, the former VCU standout now finds himself on North American soccer’s biggest professional stage.
Community VCU to host statewide STEM education summit Speakers will include former astronaut and NFL player Leland Melvin and a former official who led production of America’s strategic plan for STEM education.
Researchers at VCU are testing how the brain distinguishes exhaled odors that originate in the mouth, which could have implications for the obesity epidemic. Read more »