Scoliosis, seizures, desire to help others lead 14-year-old to study engineering High school student Alexandra Wright is getting a jump on her studies in a VCU electrical engineering lab. Read more »
Andy Florance, CoStar Group CEO and founder, to deliver VCU spring commencement address VCU will hold spring commencement on May 11 at 10 a.m. at the Greater Richmond Convention Center Read more »
25 years ago, a VCU award changed the direction of a medical student’s life Chandak Ghosh’s PACME selection inspired him to pursue a career in public health. Read more »
A peek into the minds of those who operate on brains From predictive deep brain stimulation to more female surgeons, VCU Health neurosurgeons share their predictions for the future of an ever-evolving field. Read more »
In Carver, ‘a garden for everyone’ emerges VCU students are constructing a community garden at Carver Elementary to help fight food insecurity. Read more »
VCU School of Business to receive $5M gift from Virginia Credit Union for financial wellness 4/25/2019
VCU School of Nursing opens accelerated path to a bachelor's to Rappahannock and Southside Virginia Community Colleges 4/16/2019
For two years, this VCU professor will travel the U.S. to conduct oral histories of the trans community’s struggle for justice 4/10/2019
Research VCU’s Jordana Kron is searching for answers to a mystery disease Sarcoidosis is an inflammatory condition that can lead to cardiac failure when it affects the heart. Kron is investigating a new method to treat it.
Health 4-year-old with rare genetic disorder receives life-changing liver transplant Father of liver transplant recipient shares his daughter’s story. ‘She has a new life. I know she doesn’t fully understand it yet.’
Students Demo Day to showcase VCU students’ most promising startups and innovations Teams of students in university’s Pre-Accelerator Program will showcase their ideas — including a solution for package theft and applying gamification to study for medical boards.
Faculty and staff VCU creates Center for Pharmaceutical Engineering and Sciences Work within the new center, the only one of its kind in Virginia, will focus on researching, creating and patenting drug products.
Alumni How VCU’s Rodney Robinson became the nation’s finest teacher Robinson, a School of Education alumnus and the 2019 National Teacher of the Year, works with kids in juvenile detention and helps them by teaching through a ‘personal and profound’ lens.
Community In Carver, ‘a garden for everyone’ emerges VCU students are constructing a community garden at Carver Elementary to help fight food insecurity.
A VCU Health forensic psychologist has authored the latest comprehensive review on psychopaths, one that combines research from the social sciences, biology and psychology. Read more »
