Cooler bedroom temperatures may boost metabolic activity A new study finds that turning the thermostat down a few notches at night may lead to metabolic benefits such as more effective disposal of glucose. Read more »
VCU student receives Boren Fellowship A VCU graduate student has been awarded a David L. Boren Fellowship to study in Brazil during the upcoming academic year. Read more »
Summer camp uses LEGO bricks to build engineering skills VCU partners with private company to offer camp designed to spark creativity and teach children how to solve challenges. Read more »
VCU receives $3 million grant to study molecular marks left by childhood adverse experiences VCU has received a $3 million grant to study how adverse experiences during childhood leave molecular marks in DNA that predict health risks later in life. Read more »
Students and teachers discover how entertaining science can be The VCU School of Education is working with teachers and students to help make complex scientific investigations fun. Read more »
Oleg Korenok, Ph.D., is no stranger to the turmoil in Ukraine, having recently helped create a proposal for a National Council for Reforms in his native country during a government-sponsored retreat in the capital city Kyiv held July 19-21. Read more »
Research Cooler bedroom temperatures may boost metabolic activity A new study finds that turning the thermostat down a few notches at night may lead to metabolic benefits such as more effective disposal of glucose.
Health VCU Medical Center wins prestigious national top honor for safety and quality The American Hospital Association today recognized the VCU Medical Center with its top honor for leadership and innovation in safety and quality improvement.
Students VCU student receives Boren Fellowship A VCU graduate student has been awarded a David L. Boren Fellowship to study in Brazil during the upcoming academic year.
Faculty and staff ‘Terrifying and magical’ award gratifies professor Anonymous grant arrives at critical time for sculptor Elizabeth King.
Alumni Creative writing grad named Virginia's poet laureate Ron Smith, who received an M.F.A. in 1985 at VCU, plans to celebrate state's poets in his new post.
Community Summer camp uses LEGO bricks to build engineering skills VCU partners with private company to offer camp designed to spark creativity and teach children how to solve challenges.