‘Evicted’ author: Bold political leadership needed to solve America’s housing crisis “We have the money. It’s well within our capacity,” said Matthew Desmond, the Princeton University professor who built the first nationwide database of evictions. Read more »
Sisters celebrate 90 years of service to VCU Faculty and staff recognized at annual Service Recognition Celebration Read more »
Rural upbringing ignites passion for helping underserved cancer patient populations VCU doctoral candidate honored with prestigious NCI award to facilitate her transition to independent rural cancer control and care delivery research Read more »
$6.8M grant supports research at VCU interdisciplinary center on opioids and other addictions The center will bring together researchers who study differing ways opioids and other drugs interact with the human body. Read more »
Cottom’s book, ‘Thick: And Other Essays,’ named a National Book Award finalist VCU professor has been featured in The New York Times and on NPR, PBS and “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.” Read more »
‘Topping off’ ceremony marks construction milestone for VCU’s Engineering Research Building 10/17/2019
How do people with psychopathic traits control ‘dark impulses’? A study finds answers in the brain. 9/19/2019
‘A heroic act’: Father and son mark the first living liver transplant at VCU Health since 2014 9/23/2019
Research ‘Topping off’ ceremony marks construction milestone for VCU’s Engineering Research Building With the final steel beam now in place, engineering faculty and students are a step closer to a collaboration hub that will support advanced research and economic development.
Health VCU researchers seek new treatments for patients struggling with opioid use disorder Three projects focus on alternative therapeutics, overdose medications with fewer side effects, and treatments to help reduce cravings.
Students Unique program for postdoctoral students combines research with teaching New NIH grant allows VCU to continue to serve underrepresented groups in science.
Faculty and staff Sisters celebrate 90 years of service to VCU Faculty and staff recognized at annual Service Recognition Celebration
Alumni Funds from a popular VCU book sale support students tackling community issues Thousands of books, audiobooks, CDs and DVDs, all donated, will be available at the Friends of VCU Libraries book sale, which starts Oct. 25.
Community ‘Evicted’ author: Bold political leadership needed to solve America’s housing crisis “We have the money. It’s well within our capacity,” said Matthew Desmond, the Princeton University professor who built the first nationwide database of evictions.
The House has opened an impeachment inquiry. What’s next? VCU’s Jason Ross Arnold, an expert on whistleblowers, discusses the Democratic-led House decision to launch an official impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Read more »