How VCU’s Rodney Robinson became one of the nation’s finest teachers Robinson, a School of Education alumnus and National Teacher of the Year finalist, works with kids in juvenile detention and helps them by teaching through a ‘personal and profound’ lens. Read more »
As NBA playoffs heat up, a former Rams standout is helping call the action Sherman Hamilton has found a rewarding career as a broadcast analyst for the Toronto Raptors. Read more »
Saving lives at Richmond Raceway Jeffrey Ferguson and a team of VCU Health emergency physicians provide care at some of the region’s largest sporting events. Read more »
In ‘Slay Like a Mother,’ Katherine Wintsch aims to help you overcome self-doubt The book by the VCU alumna and motherhood expert has been named one of the 10 life-changing self-help books every woman should read in 2019 by Parade magazine. Read more »
‘He would have loved this’: Late professor’s family rallies behind VCU basketball Herbert Hirsch was a longtime Rams fan. After his death, his family is following VCU’s postseason with heavy and full hearts. Read more »
Award-winning teacher, professor and alumnus talks about helping organizations open up to diversity “We spend so much time in our lives at work … I really wanted to make work more pleasurable and enjoyable for people,” said Oscar Holmes IV. Read more »
How VCU’s Rodney Robinson became one of the nation’s finest teachers Robinson, a School of Education alumnus and National Teacher of the Year finalist, works with kids in juvenile detention and helps them by teaching through a ‘personal and profound’ lens. 4/23/2019
Tag Day to highlight the impact of private philanthropy at VCU The VCU Office of Alumni Relations and VCU’s student alumni association, Students Today Alumni Tomorrow, will partner on April 24 to host the university’s inaugural Tag Day. 4/23/2019
25 years ago, a VCU award changed the direction of a medical student’s life Chandak Ghosh’s PACME selection inspired him to pursue a career in public health. 4/22/2019
As NBA playoffs heat up, a former Rams standout is helping call the action Sherman Hamilton’s big break on TV started with a broken bone. Hamilton, a former star guard on the men’s basketball team at Virginia Commonwealth University, was playing in a summer league game in his native Toronto in 2003 when he broke his ankle. 4/19/2019
‘It allowed me to flourish’: 15 years of the Virginia’s Caring University Scholarship The scholarship, and the Marquita Aguilar Walk-A-Thon that helps fund it, continues to support students — and change lives. 4/18/2019
Saving lives at Richmond Raceway Jeffrey Ferguson and a team of VCU Health emergency physicians provide care at some of the region’s largest sporting events. 4/11/2019
Board of Visitors approves ONE VCU master plan The plan will guide the physical development of the Monroe Park and MCV campuses. 3/22/2019
In ‘Slay Like a Mother,’ Katherine Wintsch aims to help you overcome self-doubt The book by the VCU alumna and motherhood expert has been named one of the 10 life-changing self-help books every woman should read in 2019 by Parade magazine. 3/18/2019