Study raises alarms about how vaccine information is shared on social media A VCU-led analysis of content on Pinterest related to the flu vaccine may hold clues that could help public health officials combat potentially deadly misinformation. Read more »
Institute for Contemporary Art and VPM launch community media center Chioke I’Anson, an assistant professor of African American Studies at VCU, will serve as the center's inaugural director of community media. Read more »
‘Career-defining’: How Saffeya Ahmed’s experience at VCU led to national journalism honors Ahmed, a CNN researcher and a former Capital News Service and Commonwealth Times reporter, is a finalist for the Society of Professional Journalists’ top student journalism award. Read more »
In letter to VCU community, President Rao emphasizes commitment to health, safety and well-being “We are a diverse community of people who value and respect each other, who listen to and learn from each other, and who continue to make each other’s safety our top priority.” Read more »
Murals, including this one co-created by a VCU alum, inspire conversation about Black Lives Matter Richmond muralist Hamilton Glass’ Mending Walls project is pairing artists from different cultures and backgrounds to create murals that inspire tough conversations, empathy and connection. Read more »
Amid pandemic and protests, a VCU class on lobbying explores ‘how power gets used and brokered’ 8/11/2020
In letter to VCU community, President Rao emphasizes commitment to health, safety and well-being 8/10/2020
A reimagined Monument Avenue could ‘reflect on our past and point our way to a more equitable future’ 7/23/2020
Research Study raises alarms about how vaccine information is shared on social media A VCU-led analysis of content on Pinterest related to the flu vaccine may hold clues that could help public health officials combat potentially deadly misinformation.
Health Keeping staff, faculty and students healthy Throughout the spring and summer, VCU Facilities Management has been assembling, procuring and distributing personal protective equipment kits.
Students Amid pandemic and protests, a VCU class on lobbying explores ‘how power gets used and brokered’ “When you protest, you have a series of demands. When you write your rep … it’s a chance to give them resources and to lobby your point.”
Faculty and staff VCU names Tomikia LeGrande as vice president for strategy, enrollment management and student success LeGrande has served as vice provost for strategic enrollment management at VCU since 2018.
Alumni Murals, including this one co-created by a VCU alum, inspire conversation about Black Lives Matter Richmond muralist Hamilton Glass’ Mending Walls project is pairing artists from different cultures and backgrounds to create murals that inspire tough conversations, empathy and connection.
Community Institute for Contemporary Art and VPM launch community media center Chioke I’Anson, an assistant professor of African American Studies at VCU, will serve as the center's inaugural director of community media.
With fewer than 100 days to the presidential election, political science professor and former Bernie Sanders campaign adviser Michael Paarlberg, Ph.D., spoke to VCU News about what is at stake when it comes to U.S.-Latin America relations. Read more »