VCU, VUU celebrate 30th anniversary of L. Douglas Wilder’s inauguration as Virginia’s 66th governor Wilder’s historic campaign drew the attention of the world and “contributed to the demographic diversity that has transformed Virginia.” Read more »
For students of nationally recognized School of Medicine educator, ‘he has their interests at heart’ Histology professor John Bigbee is among four educators nationwide receiving this year’s Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award. Read more »
‘A key cultural and social moment’: A conversation with new VCUarts dean Carmenita Higginbotham As she steps into her new role at VCU, Higginbotham discusses her research, her path to academia, Disney, and how she challenges students to seek out unasked questions. Read more »
‘Survival of the fit’: A VCU professor’s new book calls for a shift in how we think about evolution “The Major Metaphors of Evolution: Darwinism Then and Now,” aims to address some of mankind’s most urgent problems by bringing back some of the complexity in Charles Darwin’s original arguments. Read more »
‘They make learning real’: VCU honors six faculty with distinguished awards Spanning different fields of study and expertise, the honorees say collaboration and making connections with students are the keys to success. Read more »
Social work professor’s research to explore outcomes for adult adoptees and foster care alumni When Hollee McGinnis was a college student, questions about her identity as a transracial adoptee from South Korea raised in an Irish-Catholic family sparked her undergraduate thesis and questions that have shaped her career. 9/22/2020
Get out the vote: VCU’s College of Humanities and Sciences launches website to provide election info, expert analysis The website offers nonpartisan information about the Nov. 3 election for VCU voters and the general public. 9/21/2020
‘Very drastic’: What will be the impact of the Trump administration’s TikTok ban? The Trump administration on Friday announced that it was banning the Chinese-owned TikTok from U.S. mobile app stores and was forbidding companies from hosting the short-form mobile video platform in the U.S. 9/18/2020
VCU, VUU celebrate 30th anniversary of L. Douglas Wilder’s inauguration as Virginia’s 66th governor Wilder’s historic campaign drew the attention of the world and “contributed to the demographic diversity that has transformed Virginia.” 9/18/2020
For students of nationally recognized VCU School of Medicine educator, ‘he has their interests at heart’ Histology professor John Bigbee is among four educators nationwide receiving this year’s Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award. 9/17/2020
‘A key cultural and social moment’: A conversation with new VCUarts dean Carmenita Higginbotham As she steps into her new role at VCU, Higginbotham discusses her research, her path to academia, Disney, and how she challenges students to seek out unasked questions. 9/16/2020
Employees are returning to the office, but telework is still three times higher than in February A new report on remote work during the pandemic also documents a striking diversity in who works from home and what industries have experienced larger employment losses. 9/16/2020
‘Survival of the fit’: A VCU professor’s new book calls for a shift in how we think about evolution “The Major Metaphors of Evolution: Darwinism Then and Now,” aims to address some of mankind’s most urgent problems by bringing back some of the complexity in Charles Darwin’s original arguments. 9/15/2020