VCU to host statewide STEM education summit Speakers will include former astronaut and NFL player Leland Melvin and a former official who led production of America’s strategic plan for STEM education. Read more »
Lecture at VCU to explore ‘Mutiny, Martyrdom, and the Origins of American Political Asylum’ A. Roger Ekirch, an award-winning author and professor of history at Virginia Tech, will give the lecture Oct. 14 at James Branch Cabell Library. Read more »
At Cabell Library, VCU students comb through some of history’s most significant comic books VCU’s Comic Arts Collection provides a “rich resource” for students, said Kelly Alder, who teaches Comics and Graphic Novels in the School of the Arts Read more »
Panel discussion to explore eviction policy, community impact “Eviction Beyond the Numbers: Community Impacts and Policy Landscape of Housing Instability,” will be held Sept. 26 at VCU. Read more »
Tattoo and art enthusiasts — including a couple VCU alumni — ready for annual festival Richmond has long been on the short list of the nation’s most-tattooed cities, so it’s no surprise that one of the oldest annual tattoo festivals is held here. Read more »
Lecture at VCU to explore ‘Mutiny, Martyrdom, and the Origins of American Political Asylum’ A. Roger Ekirch, an award-winning author and professor of history at Virginia Tech, will give the lecture Oct. 14 at James Branch Cabell Library. 9/16/2019
At Cabell Library, VCU students comb through some of history’s most significant comic books VCU’s Comic Arts Collection provides a “rich resource” for students, said Kelly Alder, who teaches Comics and Graphic Novels in the School of the Arts. 9/13/2019
Fun-filled challenge pits university alumni for the benefit of Feed More Participants in this year’s Alumni Charity Challenge aim to collect 150,000 pounds of food. 9/13/2019
Panel discussion to explore eviction policy, community impact “Eviction Beyond the Numbers: Community Impacts and Policy Landscape of Housing Instability,” will be held Sept. 26 at VCU. 9/12/2019
Tattoo and art enthusiasts — including a couple VCU alumni — ready for annual festival Richmond has long been on the short list of the nation’s most-tattooed cities, so it’s no surprise that one of the oldest annual tattoo festivals is held here. 9/11/2019
Edward Peeples, longtime VCU professor and tireless social justice advocate, dies Professor and alumnus participated in Virginia’s civil rights movement and helped document it for later generations. 9/10/2019
VCU Board of Visitors to meet September 13 The Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors has scheduled committee and full board meetings on Sept. 13 at the James Branch Cabell Library, 901 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. 9/10/2019
2019 Wilder Symposium to explore race in academia The Sept. 24 event will feature the presidents of Virginia State University, the University of Richmond, Reynolds Community College and VCU. 9/9/2019