At VCU, 170 experts gather to focus on solutions to opioid crisis More than 170 law enforcement, addiction treatment, medical, education, and community services professionals gathered to discuss and collaborate on ways to address the opioid crisis. Read more »
MLK Celebration Week focus is ‘Reflections on the Fierce Urgency of Now’ 'The goal is to better understand how King's message applies to us now and how we can act on it in current times,' said Archana A. Pathak, special assistant to the VP for inclusive excellence. Read more »
Three online graduate programs at VCU ranked among the country’s best U.S. News & World Report placed three Virginia Commonwealth University programs among the top 50 online graduate programs in the country in their categories. Read more »
Majority of Virginians support stricter gun laws; willing to pay more for education, VCU poll finds The latest poll from the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University provides insights ahead of the upcoming 2020 General Assembly session. Read more »
Virginians’ motivation to vote in next election grows amid impeachment proceedings, VCU poll finds The poll also provides a snapshot of potential 2020 presidential election matchups in Virginia. Read more »
Miss America Camille Schrier: ‘Take your time’ when it comes to understanding medications and keeping them safe The School of Pharmacy student spoke to her peers at VCU about her national ‘Mind Your Meds’ social impact initiative and the lessons she has learned so far. 1/17/2020
At VCU, 170 experts gather to focus on solutions to opioid crisis More than 170 law enforcement, addiction treatment, medical, education, and community services professionals gathered in James Branch Cabell Library on Tuesday to discuss and collaborate on ways to address the opioid crisis. 1/16/2020
MLK Celebration Week focus is ‘Reflections on the Fierce Urgency of Now’ 'The goal is to better understand how King's message applies to us now and how we can act on it in current times,' said Archana A. Pathak, special assistant to the vice president of the VCU Division for Inclusive Excellence. 1/15/2020
Three online graduate programs at VCU ranked among the country’s best U.S. News & World Report placed three Virginia Commonwealth University programs among the top 50 online graduate programs in the country in their categories. 1/14/2020
Majority of Virginians think gun laws should be stricter and are willing to pay more for education, VCU poll finds 1/7/2020
Year in review 2019: A look back at VCU’s top stories, Instagram pics, videos and more 2019 was a very full year for Virginia Commonwealth University. 1/7/2020
Virginians’ motivation to vote in next election grows amid impeachment proceedings, VCU poll finds The poll also provides a snapshot of potential 2020 presidential election matchups in Virginia. 12/20/2019
‘I wanted to make a difference’: Graduates of VCU Police apprenticeship program are ready to serve The program — the first by a law enforcement agency in the state — helps recruit officer candidates who are passionate about community policing. 12/12/2019
A team of Virginia Commonwealth University researchers, led by the VCU School of Medicine’s Department of Health Behavior and Policy, conducted a baseline survey among 1,500 newly eligible Medicaid members in Virginia. Andrew Barnes, Ph.D., associate professor of health behavior and policy, talked to VCU News about the study, which is part of a larger Medicaid expansion evaluation VCU is conducting on behalf of the Department of Medical Assistance Services. Read more »