VCU business grad steps in to develop modified face shields for dental students The face shields, created by Larkin Garbee and her team at Good Work Society, helped the School of Dentistry reopen safely this summer. Read more »
Student’s comic book tells the story of the Founding Fathers’ obsession with giant Ice Age animals The book “shows a different side of the American Revolution,” said author Maggie Colangelo. “The more I learned about it, the more interesting and ridiculous the story became.” Read more »
A VCU researcher is studying an app that provides wellness tools during and after pregnancy Mamma Mia is a self-guided program and, if proven effective, may be a low-cost, sustainable option to help prevent or cope with depressive symptoms. Read more »
‘Jim Crow 2.0’: Author Carol Anderson on the historic — and ongoing — suppression of Black voters Current day policies are designed to systemically suppress African American voter participation in U.S. elections, said Anderson, whose book “One Person, No Vote,” is VCU’s 2020 Common Book. Read more »
The show must go on: Inside VCU’s virtual production of ‘She Kills Monsters’ When social distancing makes a full house impossible, how does a theater production forge on? It takes a cue from business meetings and virtual happy hours, and goes online. Read more »
‘Founding Monsters:’ A VCU student’s comic book tells the story of the Founding Fathers’ obsession with giant Ice Age animals 10/27/2020
‘Exploring the sonic world that's around us’: A look at VCU faculty working in the world of sound 10/26/2020
A VCU researcher is studying an app that provides wellness tools during and after pregnancy 10/26/2020
‘Jim Crow 2.0’: Author Carol Anderson on the historic — and ongoing — suppression of Black voters 10/22/2020
Research Labor market continues slow recovery New survey also shows that earnings have increased relative to the spring.
Health A VCU researcher is studying an app that provides wellness tools during and after pregnancy Mamma Mia is a self-guided program and, if proven effective, may be a low-cost, sustainable option to help prevent or cope with depressive symptoms.
Students On the money: Need a financial counselor? If you’re a VCU student, you already have one. At the Student Financial Management Center, counselors provide students with information and guidance. It's like having an academic adviser for your finances.
Faculty and staff VCU engineering pioneer appointed director general of the World Nuclear Association Sama Bilbao y León helped make VCU’s nuclear engineering program the most comprehensive in the state. Now she will head one of the nuclear industry’s largest international organizations.
Alumni VCU business grad steps in to develop modified face shields for dental students The face shields, created by Larkin Garbee and her team at Good Work Society, helped the School of Dentistry reopen safely this summer.
Community VCU’s Lynn Pelco, a champion of civic engagement, recognized with national award The associate vice provost for community engagement has been honored for her leadership by the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities.
As flu season approaches, the threat of COVID-19 becomes more complex. Public health experts have been warning of a “twindemic” — a severe flu season combined with an increase in COVID-19 cases. While the effect that flu season will have on the pandemic is unknown, health officials are encouraging people to take several steps to stay healthy, including getting a flu shot. Read more »