So you’ve got impostor syndrome. What should you do? Psychology professor Michael Southam-Gerow, Ph.D., offers tips to those who doubt their accomplishments and feel afraid they will be exposed as a ‘fraud.’ Read more »
Ahead of Election Day, VCU is recognized as a top college for student voters The university is a leading institution in student voter registration and engagement, and was listed among “America’s Best Colleges for Student Voting” in the most recent issue of Washington Monthly. Read more »
How do child-pet interactions influence child health and well-being? The NIH awards a grant to a VCU social work professor to study the impact of human-animal interaction on the development of children exposed to adverse family environments. Read more »
Opioid overdose medication provides lifesaving opportunity Rams in Recovery trains more than 350 in the VCU community to use the reversal drug naloxone. Read more »
How to survive the open office VCU’s Christopher Reina explains why some people love it while others loathe it. Read more »
Bon Secours and Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU join forces to advance pediatric care in Central Virginia 10/3/2018
VCU’s Center for the Study of Tobacco Products receives nearly $20M grant to predict outcomes of tobacco product regulations 9/17/2018
Research $2.1 million grant supports VCU study of cognitive decline during chemotherapy Two VCU researchers are studying how a gene could influence cognitive decline in patients undergoing treatment for breast and endometrial cancers.
Health VCU Health offers HIV-positive patients high-quality kidney care — and hope for a transplant Hume-Lee Transplant Center participates in clinical trial for kidney transplants between HIV-positive donors and recipients.
Students Tips on how to make teams creative from VCU Business’ fall scholar-in-residence Roni Reiter-Palmon, Ph.D., who teaches creativity and innovation at the University of Nebraska Omaha, provides a different perspective on creativity.
Faculty and staff Nonprofit CEOs who opt for lower pay lead more effective organizations, VCU research shows The study found that when CEOs earn less than their peers, their organizations serve more individuals in the community.
Alumni Alumnus author seeks to deliver ‘that Bruce Lee punch’ with his debut collection X.C. Atkins’ “Grace Street Alley and Other Stories” contains 27 interlinked stories, set largely in Richmond.
Community VCU’s fall sports teams have championship aspirations Volleyball, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer all in early contention for A-10 titles.
A contingent representing public universities from across North America visited Capitol Hill to speak with policymakers about ways that universities can collaborate with the federal government to build a modern workforce, spark innovation and improve economic opportunity and mobility. Catherine Howard, Ph.D., vice provost for community engagement, spoke with VCU News about the discussion of public universities' role in the United States. Read more »
