VCU and VSU researchers are studying marijuana use and the immune system Larry Keen, a VSU assistant professor, hopes the partnership — created by an NIH grant — paves the way for further collaboration between the two institutions. Read more »
‘If I wasn’t making films about science, I wouldn’t want to be making films’ Alumnus, researcher and award-winning videographer Ron Lopez has forged a unique career balancing art and science. Read more »
New program pairs high school students with graduate researchers at VCU The program, called RAM Opportunity, is a chance for the high school students to see “what higher education is all about,” said Melissa Tyler, assistant dean of the Graduate School. Read more »
VCU students to participate in Arctic summer research cruise Students will set sail this week as part of a National Science Foundation-supported research expedition studying the Arctic Ocean’s impact toward life on Earth. Read more »
VCU Health is expanding organ access by safely transplanting hepatitis C kidneys The Hume-Lee Transplant Center protocol significantly shortens the average wait time for a kidney transplant. Read more »
‘I’m trying to be like Bill Nye’: How Camille Schrier’s interest in science helped her become Miss Virginia 6/28/2019
Research VCU and VSU researchers are studying marijuana use and the immune system Larry Keen, a VSU assistant professor, hopes the partnership — created by an NIH grant — paves the way for further collaboration between the two institutions.
Health VCU Health is expanding organ access by safely transplanting hepatitis C kidneys The Hume-Lee Transplant Center protocol significantly shortens the average wait time for a kidney transplant.
Students VCU students to participate in Arctic summer research cruise Students will set sail this week as part of a National Science Foundation-supported research expedition studying the Arctic Ocean’s impact toward life on Earth.
Faculty and staff Not creative? Here are 10 easy ways to unlock your inner innovator VCU professor Alexander McKay offers a roadmap to creative thinking.
Alumni Dental school grad reflects on the friend who helped him chart unlikely path to VCU Sonny Duong has made a career helping low-income patients. His path to becoming a dentist began with a nail salon and a path-changing friendship.
Community Campus policing organization recognizes VCU officer for apprehending suspect Nicholas Finch is the first VCU Police officer to receive a Valor Award from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators.
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in two partisan gerrymandering cases — stemming from challenges to district maps in North Carolina and Maryland — finding that partisan gerrymandering is a “political question” and that federal courts do not have a role in addressing it. Alex Keena, Ph.D., co-author of “Gerrymandering in America” said the court’s opinion will have a sweeping impact on U.S. politics and government. Read more »