Doctor ready to help runners at this year’s VCU Health Richmond Marathon “I just want the runner to be happy, [to] help runners of all different ages, of all different abilities,” said Mary Caldwell. Read more »
Nursing grad, who went from community college to VCU, now helps students on a similar path Tracye Proffitt began her career as a registered nurse before earning a bachelor’s degree. Today she is pursuing her Ph.D. in nursing and running VCU’s RN to B.S. program. Read more »
Giant mammals roamed America during the Ice Age. The founding fathers were obsessed with them. Bernard Means, a VCU anthropology professor, discusses Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and their fascination with “America’s Founding Monsters.” Read more »
Why smart students want to study art — and other takeaways from VCU’s International Business Forum The annual School of Business event examines how art and culture influence the human endeavor. Read more »
Sisters celebrate 90 years of service to VCU Faculty and staff recognized at annual Service Recognition Celebration Read more »
VCU’s Tom Briggs, who enlisted after his daughter was deployed to Iraq, commissioned as Navy officer Briggs previously served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan: “You can’t send your kid to war if you’re not willing to go yourself.” 11/11/2019
VCU Health doctor ready to help runners at this year’s VCU Health Richmond Marathon “I just want the runner to be happy, [to] help runners of all different ages, of all different abilities,” said Mary Caldwell. 11/8/2019
‘This is a very big problem’: Rising sea levels will lead to significant displacement in coming decades VCU political science professor Andrea Simonelli studies governance responses to migration and displacement due to climate change. 11/6/2019
Nursing grad, who went from community college to VCU, now helps students on a similar path Tracye Proffitt began her career as a registered nurse before earning a bachelor’s degree. Today she is pursuing her Ph.D. in nursing and running VCU’s RN to B.S. program. 11/4/2019
VCU recognized as top college for diversity This is the second consecutive year VCU has received the HEED Award, and the first time in its history to be designated a Diversity Champion. 11/4/2019
Giant mammals roamed America during the Ice Age. The founding fathers were obsessed with them. Bernard Means, a VCU anthropology professor, discusses Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and their fascination with “America’s Founding Monsters.” 11/1/2019
Why smart students want to study art — and other takeaways from VCU’s International Business Forum The annual School of Business event examines how art and culture influence the human endeavor. 10/31/2019
Music and Medicine: The VCU Health Orchestra kicks off its third season with a new partnership In addition to performing at fundraisers, the orchestra will be playing routinely this season at Firehouse Theatre on West Broad Street. 10/30/2019