Aashir Nasim’s remarks to the BOV regarding VCU’s values: ‘Access alone isn’t enough’ To address bias and discrimination means meeting students, employees and patients where they are. “We must recognize and respect their humanity and their right to belong.” Read more »
VCU experts create data model to track and predict the spread of COVID-19 across central Virginia Tracking the impact of the coronavirus helps guide patient care and preparation for possible outbreaks or mutations of the disease. Read more »
Brandcenter students, their internships cut due to COVID-19, launch creative co-op Amid canceled summer internships, rising second-year students shifted gears to start their own agency. Read more »
A VCU researcher is harnessing supercomputers to unpack the coronavirus’ ‘spike’ protein Studying the dynamics of how this protein changes between active and inactive states could be key to understanding how it infects the body. Read more »
How VCU became a leader in helping transfer students succeed Nearly 40% of students who graduate from the university arrived as transfer students. “Our transfer students are a big part of making us who we are.” Read more »
VCU experts create data model to track and predict the spread of COVID-19 across central Virginia 6/4/2020
How ‘a variety of passions’ led VCU’s Sneha Krish to pursue the science and policy sides of health care 6/2/2020
Once a coronavirus vaccine exists, a VCU researcher's mailable patch could deliver it to millions 5/13/2020
Not all psychopaths are violent. A new study may explain why some are ‘successful’ instead. 5/12/2020
Research A VCU researcher is harnessing supercomputers to unpack the coronavirus’ ‘spike’ protein Studying the dynamics of how this protein changes between active and inactive states could be key to understanding how it infects the body.
Health VCU experts create data model to track and predict the spread of COVID-19 across central Virginia Tracking the impact of the coronavirus helps guide patient care and preparation for possible outbreaks or mutations of the disease.
Students Brandcenter students, their internships cut due to COVID-19, launch creative co-op Amid canceled summer internships, rising second-year students shifted gears to start their own agency.
Faculty and staff Keeping our campus going While the rest of the university went remote, these employees continued showing up to keep things running during the coronavirus pandemic.
Alumni How ‘a variety of passions’ led Sneha Krish to pursue the science and policy sides of health care The aspiring physician believes doctors can more effectively treat communities when there is an “understanding of their lives, from both a policy and medical perspective.”
Community Aashir Nasim’s remarks to the BOV regarding VCU’s values: ‘Access alone isn’t enough’ To address bias and discrimination means meeting students, employees and patients where they are. “We must recognize and respect their humanity and their right to belong.”
As COVID-19 continues to spread, an expert on Eastern European health care is voicing concern about the pandemic in Russia and Ukraine. “There are real questions about the ability of these health systems to handle something major," said Judyth Twigg, a professor in the Department of Political Science in the College of Humanities and Sciences. Read more »