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VCU’s teacher residency program leads the way for teacher preparation in Richmond and across Virginia

Created in 2011, the School of Education’s RTR Teacher Residency has produced more than 450 graduates – with many more to come.

Arts & culture

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Dance alum Eleanor Smith uses movement to explore gender norms — work that has now earned her a Guggenheim Fellowship

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'No one right answer:' Exploring medicine's toughest ethical questions

Research & discovery

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Pneumonic plague concern: Here’s what we know, and don’t know, about a suspicious death and Russian secrecy

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Research & discovery

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'Doomsday cults' and the Silicon Valley debate over AI’s threat to humanity

VCU professor Caddie Alford clarifies the voices that seem to conflict but often overlap on the future of AI and explains how the discussion’s roots can be traced to the 1940s.

Arts & culture

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Sheryl Oring, VCU’s inaugural chair of fine arts, has spent two decades capturing Americans’ hopes and fears

Campus & community

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The new VCU Pace Car is a moving reminder of the 25 mph speed limit on campus

Student success

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Why don't pain treatments work? Naomi Carter hopes to find out

Student success

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Pharmacy student Nina Chatman earns national recognition for organ donation advocacy

Campus & community

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Meet-a-Ram: Carlton Goode helps develop the next generation

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Cabell Screen to showcase art exhibit highlighting safe travel in Richmond