‘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. Read more »
A link in the chain: Building on his mentor’s work, Martin Safo closes in on sickle cell treatment The pharmacy professor and his team are pursuing a treatment that has the potential to "improve and save the lives of millions of people.” Read more »
Enjoli and Sesha Joi Moon’s JXN Project is an effort to tell 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. Read more »
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 »
'Think on This': madison moore on merging art, music and academics The assistant professor of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies talks about being a DJ, and how it informs and influences his work in the classroom. Read more »
A link in the chain: Building on his mentor’s work, Martin Safo closes in on sickle cell treatment 6/16/2021
Enjoli and Sesha Joi Moon’s JXN Project is an effort to tell Black Richmond stories ‘truthfully and completely’ 6/16/2021
A link in the chain: Building on his mentor’s work, Martin Safo closes in on sickle cell treatment 6/16/2021
‘Your order is ready’: Curbside pickup and delivery skyrocketed during the pandemic. It could lead to permanent consumer changes. 6/15/2021
Research What was COVID-19’s impact on mental health, well-being and substance use early in the pandemic? Research shows that those with a history of adverse childhood experiences were more likely to bear a heavier burden during the pandemic’s initial surge.
Health A link in the chain: Building on his mentor’s work, Martin Safo closes in on sickle cell treatment The pharmacy professor and his team are pursuing a treatment that has the potential to "improve and save the lives of millions of people.”
Students ‘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.
Faculty and staff 'Think on This': madison moore on merging art, music and academics The assistant professor of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies talks about being a DJ, and how it informs and influences his work in the classroom.
Alumni VCU celebrates outstanding alumni volunteers Virginia Commonwealth University honored a group of its most dedicated alumni June 3 at VCU Alumni’s Alumni Volunteer Service Awards celebration.
Community 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.
More and more, being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 serves as your ticket to being exempt from certain required public health measures — most recently face masks. But why did the rules change now? And how do these rules apply to Virginia Commonwealth University? We turned to VCU Health infectious disease expert Michael Stevens for guidance. Read more »