Professor to explore ‘emotional code switching’ among African American youth Psychology professor Fantasy Lozada received an NSF CAREER award to study emotion regulatory flexibility among African American youth, which helps them to protect against racism. Read more »
Shrunken worlds, reconfigured spaces: How the pandemic is altering interior design VCU’s interior design professors and students are responding to COVID-19 through unique assignments and structural adjustments. Their efforts are a window to changes and challenges to the industry. Read more »
Trailblazing Robertson School professor Clarence Thomas to retire at end of semester Thomas, who taught mass communications at VCU for 30 years, was the first Black faculty member to receive tenure at the university in his field. Read more »
President Biden’s climate change pledge sets a global example, VCU expert says Biology professor Chris Gough says Biden’s pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions in half is a move in the right direction, but solving climate change will take a global effort. Read more »
Here’s how New York City survived a deadly outbreak — in the 1790s Through the eyes of front-line medical worker Alexander Anderson, a forthcoming book by VCU history professor Carolyn Eastman will explore how New York grappled with yellow fever epidemics. Read more »
VCU professor to explore ‘emotional code switching’ among African American youth Psychology professor Fantasy Lozada received an NSF CAREER award to study emotion regulatory flexibility among African American youth, which helps them to protect against racism. 5/5/2021
Shrunken worlds, reconfigured spaces: How the pandemic is altering interior design VCU’s interior design professors and students are responding to COVID-19 through unique assignments and structural adjustments. Their efforts are a window to changes and challenges to the industry. 5/4/2021
A VCU class at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is making the invisible visible Students are learning the concept of disruption through the art of Kehinde Wiley at the VMFA as well as the transformation of the Robert E. Lee Memorial to Marcus-David Peters Circle. 5/3/2021
Trailblazing Robertson School professor Clarence Thomas to retire at end of semester Thomas, who taught mass communications at VCU for 30 years, was the first Black faculty member to receive tenure at the university in his field. 4/30/2021
At annual PACME awards, recognition for those ‘who are willing to go deep’ Five from across VCU are honored for their work to promote civility, build community, advocate for equity and nurture a welcoming and inclusive environment. 4/28/2021
VCU announces the promotion of Matthew A. Conrad and Karah L. Gunther Conrad and Gunther will be promoted to new positions effective May 1. 4/28/2021
President Biden’s climate change pledge sets a global example, VCU expert says Biology professor Chris Gough says Biden’s pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions in half is a move in the right direction, but solving climate change will take a global effort. 4/22/2021