- In Virginia governor’s race, Democratic candidate Spanberger leads GOP’s Earle-Sears, 49% to 37%Commonwealth Poll also finds Youngkin’s approval at 49%, Trump’s at 40% – and most voters disapproving of the president.
- VCU global education leader serving as Fulbright Specialist in Philippines this monthJill Blondin is helping Romblon State University enhance its internationalization efforts.
- How a VCU legacy in Ghana was built brick by brickFor two decades, a village school has reflected the sweat equity and service mindset of School of Social Work visionaries, students – and some VCUarts creativity.
- Meet-a-Ram: Sarah Abubaker brings lessons from VCU to Richmond City CouncilThe 2013 graduate of the Wilder School took office in January, building on her spirit of public service.
- Gabriel Summer Institute helps high school students uncover their rootsThe VCU program explored Richmond’s Black history and taught genealogy research skills.
- VCU School of Dentistry taps Kahler Slater and Hanbury to design new dental school buildingA new building will allow the school to welcome more patients and support continued innovation in clinical care and learning.
- From Hawaii to Virginia: Why an educator traveled 4,700 miles to learn play therapyShiori Meadows, an alum of the School of Education, said a workshop offered through VCU Continuing and Professional Education was ‘perfect’ for her work as a school counselor.
- Robert Sims, an architect of VCU’s Spanish studies, retires after a half-centuryThe School of World Studies professor influenced countless students – and donated thousands of books to VCU Libraries.
- Here’s how you can check out VCU this summer – whether visiting or viewingCome take a campus tour, or browse our video collection to get to know our scene and our city from your couch.
- How did VCU students help Virginia protect health data? By making ‘noise.’The School of Business team partnered with the behavioral health department to facilitate research while safeguarding individual privacy.
- Professor and former student reunite as colleagues in the VCU School of EducationPaul Harris and Krystal Andrews met more than 20 years ago at Warwick High School in Newport News, where Harris was part of a counseling team that helped inspire Andrews to pursue a career in education.
- Love in a packing box? VCU Brandcenter students collaborate with advertising pros.The production master class helps bring spec scripts to life in partnership with Richmond creative companies.
- VCU Parking and Transportation earns top honors from leading world organizationAmong its three awards, the department was named Organization of the Year by the International Parking & Mobility Institute for demonstrating dedication to the VCU community.
- VCU continuing education certificate builds momentum to train youth development professionalsThe initiative addresses a Richmond region need and is poised to help area organizations continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young people.
- Highlighting education research and the real world, VCU scholars bring life to stories from the fieldThe School of Education’s Jesse Senechal, David Naff and Hillary Parkhouse are co-editors of a new book that offers a roadmap for research-practice partnerships that can transform schools.
- With VCU ties, Legacy Ruck and Roll is a reminder that war’s impact reaches ‘beyond the battlefield’Saturday’s event has physical and emotional weight: a challenging trek that honors service and sacrifice.
- Enterprise Marketing and Communications at VCU wins multiple Virginia PR awardsVCU Business Services and the MCV Foundation were among the others honored for their work.
- 'Ringing the Bell': Wilder honored by Richmond Bar Association for promoting democracy and governmentThe Liberty Bell Award reflects a career of service that was forged in part by his hometown law practice.
- Class of 2025: Dentistry graduates answer the call to underserved communitiesRachael Marley and Nathan Maloney pledge to help those without access to oral health care.
- cRam Session: Health Science in the Time of Uncertainty – Public Health and the Politicization of Science3 questions, 2 minutes, 1 lesson with Kevin Brosnan, whose course showcases how the humanities can deepen our understanding of medicine, science and public trust.
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