Life-changing learning experiences await the first 12 student recipients of VCU’s new Baldacci fund The College of Humanities and Sciences students are pursuing internships, research and study abroad experiences. Read more »
Love of the wild: Graduate student blends adventure and science through outdoor recreation programs Katherine Schmidt is helping college students and public school youth experience the outdoors in programs created by VCU’s Rice Rivers Center and Outdoor Adventure Program. Read more »
These Fulbright scholars are heading to Rwanda together to teach and conduct research Their areas of study are different, but their overall goals are the same: increasing people’s understanding of Rwanda and building relationships. Read more »
VCU will provide lapel pins to salute faculty and staff military veterans The pins, one for each of the five U.S. military branches, can help create a more supportive community for veterans, said Stephen Ross, director of Military Student Services. Read more »
Relihan named dean for the University College at VCU Constance Relihan, Ph.D., has been named dean for the University College at Virginia Commonwealth University, effective July 9. Read more »
Life-changing learning experiences await the first 12 student recipients of VCU’s new Baldacci fund 4/25/2018
Journalism student, an amateur bladesmith, featured on the History Channel’s ‘Forged in Fire’ 4/24/2018
Love of the wild: Graduate student blends adventure and science through outdoor recreation programs 4/24/2018
Instead of jail, low-level offenders are taking an experimental class at VCU focused on writing, healing and self-reflection 3/30/2018
Pronunciation guide: Setting the record straight on how to pronounce certain VCU-related words 4/1/2018
A teaching assistantship in Ivory Coast is the latest adventure for this VCU Fulbright scholar 3/28/2018
Research These Fulbright scholars are heading to Rwanda together to teach and conduct research Their areas of study are different, but their overall goals are the same: increasing people’s understanding of Rwanda and building relationships.
Health ‘I can get a degree in that?’ A look at some of the unique programs you can study at VCU. Students can learn to do anything from delivering babies to designing imaginary robot armies for the latest Hollywood blockbuster.
Students Journalism student, an amateur bladesmith, featured on the History Channel’s ‘Forged in Fire’ Jesse Adcock, a mass communications major at VCU and an amateur bladesmith, was featured on the History Channel’s “Forged in Fire."
Faculty and staff VCU will provide lapel pins to salute faculty and staff military veterans The pins, one for each of the five U.S. military branches, can help create a more supportive community for veterans, said Stephen Ross, director of Military Student Services.
Alumni VCU Alumni’s RVA GOLD Chapter receives Governor’s Volunteerism and Community Service Award VCU Alumni’s RVA GOLD Chapter has been honored with the 2018 Governor’s Volunteerism and Community Service Award for Outstanding Education Organization.
Community Modern masterpiece: ICA breathes new creative spirit into Richmond With its official opening on April 21, VCU's Institute for Contemporary Art positions the city as a world-class cultural hub.
School districts across the country are struggling to close the racial gap in the teaching workforce and hire more black teachers. A new study by LaRon A. Scott, Ed.D., an assistant professor in the VCU School of Education, aims to help school systems diversify their teacher workforce, with a particular emphasis on black males teaching special education. Scott recently discussed his study, which will be published in a forthcoming special issue of the journal Remedial and Special Education. Read more »
