Pickup and delivery skyrocketed during the pandemic. It could lead to permanent consumer changes. An increase in these services from retailers, restaurants and grocery stores could mean a shift in how we shop. Read more »
VCU awarded 100K Innovation Fund grant for teacher training in STEM education VCU’s Global Education Office and School of Education will work with Universidad El Bosque in Bogotá, Colombia, to bolster STEM education for Colombian and U.S. students. Read more »
Cities worldwide took space for cars and gave it to people during the pandemic. Will it stick? From slow streets to parklets, quick retrofits of public (and sometimes private) space rapidly expanded in response to COVID-19. While some changes are temporary, others could become permanent. Read more »
VCU earns Diversity Champion recognition for second year in a row Virginia Commonwealth University has earned the honor of Diversity Champion from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. Read more »
Why this shot matters to me VCU students and employees — and members of the Richmond community — share their hopes for the end of the pandemic, and why the COVID-19 vaccine matters to them. Read more »
‘Think on This’: Garret Westlake on solving complex problems in the world The executive director of VCU's da Vinci Center builds a culture of collaboration at the university and helped create the first master of product innovation program in the country. 6/21/2021
Virginia middle and high school students to compete in VCU-hosted STEM competition Students from five school districts will present their solutions to three real-world challenges posed by Bank of America, Capital One and CarMax. 6/17/2021
Enjoli and Sesha Joi Moon’s JXN Project is an effort to tell Black Richmond stories ‘truthfully and completely’ Their work, which celebrates 150 years of history in Jackson Ward, is capturing the neighborhood's pivotal role in the evolution of the Black American experience. 6/16/2021
‘Shore U’ could be a game changer VCU Executive MBA students present a business plan to Gov. Ralph Northam on creating a four-year university on the Eastern Shore. 6/15/2021
‘Your order is ready’: Curbside pickup and delivery skyrocketed during the pandemic. It could lead to permanent consumer changes. An increase in these services from retailers, restaurants and grocery stores could mean a shift in how we shop. 6/15/2021
VCU awarded 100K Innovation Fund grant for teacher training in STEM education VCU’s Global Education Office and School of Education will work with Universidad El Bosque in Bogotá, Colombia, to bolster STEM education for Colombian and U.S. students. 6/10/2021
Students get REAL Six students share their hands-on learning experiences at VCU and what they got out of them. 6/9/2021
Cities worldwide took space for cars and gave it to people during the pandemic. Will it stick? From slow streets to parklets, quick retrofits of public (and sometimes private) space rapidly expanded in response to COVID-19. While some changes are temporary, others could become permanent. 6/7/2021