At Clinton Global Initiative forum, VCU students showcase local and global service projects Among the initiatives: An on-campus emergency pantry for hygiene products, mentorship in Richmond schools and bringing solar power to a Puerto Rican hospital. Read more »
Scoring the Big Bang: Music and science help alumna examine the universe’s opening chords Ander Mikalson’s search to recreate the sounds from the start of the universe brings together the work of an astronomer, a Pulitzer Prize winner and a collective of singers. Read more »
VCU at 50: Symposium to explore university’s history since MCV-RPI merger Five decades after the Wayne Commission created VCU, the university community gathers to celebrate and reflect Read more »
Pausing to honor a life “The Pause” — a moment of silence after the death of a patient — recognizes the humanity of the patients and the health care team trying to save them. Read more »
Immigration is not a problem to be solved, it is simply reality, says VCU Common Book author Valeria Luiselli, author of “Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions,” spoke Wednesday before hundreds of VCU students at the Stuart C. Siegel Center. Read more »
At Clinton Global Initiative forum, VCU students showcase local and global service projects 11/20/2018
Can liver disease be linked to heart failure? VCU study highlights liver-heart interaction 11/20/2018
On #GivingTuesday, donors can choose from 11 different funds to make it real for VCU students 11/20/2018
‘Dang, I’m in the end zone’: Mo Alie-Cox’s first NFL touchdown is one for the memory books 10/31/2018
Discovery of baby sturgeon in the James River marks potential milestone for restoration efforts 11/7/2018
The worst teachers at Hogwarts — and the best: A professor's study of the fictional school's faculty 11/14/2018
Research Can liver disease be linked to heart failure? VCU study highlights liver-heart interaction A team of VCU researchers has found that patients with an aggressive type of fatty liver disease are more likely to have limitations in exercise capacity.
Health Pausing to honor a life “The Pause” — a moment of silence after the death of a patient — recognizes the humanity of the patients and the health care team trying to save them.
Students History students uncover biographical information about Virginians killed in Vietnam War A VCU class is conducting research on Vietnam casualties for the Virginia War Memorial’s Shrine of Memory.
Faculty and staff VCU Police officer’s pursuit of a suspect on Broad Street leads to VALOR Award Nicholas Finch’s quick actions led to the arrest of two men charged in a shooting in downtown Richmond
Alumni On #GivingTuesday, donors can choose from 11 different funds to make it real for VCU students Donors can make their Giving Tuesday gifts until 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 27.
Community ICA announces a set of immersive and experiential exhibitions to launch in early 2019 Installations include new and recent work by multidisciplinary artists Cauleen Smith, Irena Haiduk and Martine Syms
According to the World Health Organization, approximately 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases. November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month. VCU News spoke with Victor Gonzalez-Montoya, M.D., co-medical director of the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit at VCU Medical Center to better understand the disorder. Read more »
