Library's major expansion project gets underway A $50.8 million expansion of VCU's main library is set to ramp up over spring break, marking the opening stages of the library's first major improvement since it was built in 1975. Read more »
CreateAthon marks seven years of providing marketing help to nonprofits The Faces of HOPE is one of 68 nonprofit organizations that have benefited from VCU's CreateAthon over the past seven years, amounting to an estimated $1.3 million in pro bono services. Read more »
VCU contingent discusses sexual assault policies with Biden A pair of VCU students and their adviser met with Vice President Joe Biden last month to discuss ideas for strengthening sexual assault policies on college campuses across the country. Read more »
'CSI: After School' Forensic science students are teaching crime-scene techniques to local middle schoolers, helping them see that "science is cool." Read more »
Memorable homecoming at dentistry ceremony At the School of Dentistry White Coat Ceremony, student Amy Moody enjoyed an emotional surprise reunion with her husband, Sgt. 1st Class Terry Moody. Read more »
As a Virginia Commonwealth University professor who specializes in the history of Russia and the Soviet Union, George Munro, Ph.D., has been watching the unfolding situation in Ukraine with great interest. Read more »
Research Spit for Science project continues at VCU Students at VCU will once again be asked to fill out a follow-up survey for “Spit for Science: The VCU Student Survey.”
Health Sleep boot camp: A wake-up call for chronic insomnia sufferers Bruce Rybarczyk's research team has demonstrated the benefits of cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia.
Students Better together In the crowds of ecstatic family and friends at recent VCU School of Social Work commencement ceremonies, one of the most enthusiastic well-wishers has attended in an almost official capacity.
Faculty and staff VCU researcher co-authors book examining extraordinary success of people with dyslexia A new book co-authored by a VCU professor offers the first in-depth look at how people with dyslexia and other learning disabilities (LD) achieve high levels of success.
Alumni Nursing alumna pens historical novel Marci Jefferson always had a passion for writing, but as a registered nurse, she rarely had the chance to write anything outside of hospital documentation or policy and procedure manuals.
Community Library's major expansion project gets underway A $50.8 million expansion of VCU's main library is set to ramp up over spring break, marking the opening stages of the library's first major improvement since it was built in 1975.