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March 19, 2025

Belief in AI as a ‘Great Machine’ could weaken national security crisis responses, new VCU research finds

The Wilder School’s Christopher Whyte investigates how emergency management and homeland security professionals react when faced with an AI threat.

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World@VCU: Ali Ansari from Afghanistan

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VCU safety veteran Tom Briggs named chief risk officer

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VCU alum Lanto Griffin takes aim at a big season on the PGA TOUR

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March 6, 2025

VCU Health unveils mural and renames auditorium in honor of Bruce Oliver Tucker

The event is part of a larger VCU Health initiative to honor Tucker’s life and his impact on heart transplantation in Virginia and beyond.

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Student success

Honors College junior Alexandria Davis channels her foster care background into a drive for achievement – and support for others

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VCU student-led project supports patients in recovery from opioid use disorder

Student success

‘Knowledge can be power’: Medical student’s research driven by childhood diagnosis

Student success

World@VCU: Noor Bargaoui from Tunisia

Research & discovery

How I found my research: Fosua Adu-Gyamfi learns from undergrad experiences at both VCU and the National Cancer Institute

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Belief in AI as a ‘Great Machine’ could weaken national security crisis responses, new VCU research finds

World@VCU: Ali Ansari from Afghanistan

VCU safety veteran Tom Briggs named chief risk officer

VCU alum Lanto Griffin takes aim at a big season on the PGA TOUR

Latest headlines

Events

Knitwits x The Sunshine Market: Spring Art Market

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VCU in the News

VCU researcher finds AI could weaken how national security professionals respond in crisis

VCU rolls out accelerated pharmacy doctorate program

An Ancient fish is in danger, but research could salvage its future

New Virginia claims for unemployment benefits jump

VCU Health unveils mural and renames auditorium in honor of Bruce Oliver Tucker

Honors College junior Alexandria Davis channels her foster care background into a drive for achievement – and support for others

VCU student-led project supports patients in recovery from opioid use disorder

‘Knowledge can be power’: Medical student’s research driven by childhood diagnosis

World@VCU: Noor Bargaoui from Tunisia

How I found my research: Fosua Adu-Gyamfi learns from undergrad experiences at both VCU and the National Cancer Institute

Summit exposes students from underrepresented backgrounds to careers in dentistry