- American Counseling Association honors VCU’s Daniel GutierrezThe School of Education professor receives the professional group’s prestigious Fellows Award.
- VCU’s race car team returns to the fast laneWith a new student crew and an electric dream, Ram Racing revs up for the national Formula SAE competition in spring 2026.
- Are women better lawmakers than men? A nuanced yes, VCU researcher findsHowever, women serving on less professional state legislatures struggle to overcome lower-ranked committee assignments and entrenched sexism.
- VCU Research in Action: Through the algae in Richmond’s lakesResearchers wade into the fluorescent blooms of summer, which threaten human health and the region’s waterways.
- In stalking the ‘silent killer,’ he transforms health in the liver and beyondVCU transplant hepatologist Arun Sanyal targets liver disease and its wide-ranging implications.
- Richmond’s youth violence risk overlaps with historic redlining, new VCU research findsIn addition to lingering effects of discrimination, study finds that most victims treated at VCU’s trauma center were female.
- VCU hosts national safety workshop for river field studiesThe Rice Rivers Center welcomed educators from eight states, highlighting its leadership in navigating field research and risk.
- VCU innovators look to streamline pacemaker procedures and safetyUniversity grants fuel two clinical tools created to improve implantation accuracy and device management.
- How ‘Swift Futuring’ may help organizations rapidly achieve a positive climate and cultureA new organizational change approach designed by Virginia Commonwealth University professor Andrew Arroyo will be the focus of a vertically integrated project at VCU this fall.
- VCU summer program puts two heads together for migraine researchUndergraduate Sunwoo Kim and School of Pharmacy professor Joseph McClay explore genetic angle to debilitating headaches.
- Faith Parker relished her brain-tester of a summerIn Boston, the VCU senior delved into neuroscience, surgery and research, with support from the Internship Funding Program.
- Ancient teeth lead VCU researcher to new human ancestorWorking in Ethiopia, fossil finder Amy Rector helps add another branch to the ‘bushy tree’ that reflects our evolution.
- A portable water tank from a VCU public-private partnership is designed to transform cancer radiation therapyWilliam Song, a professor in the School of Medicine, and his partners hope to take a complex, costly process in cancer care and make it faster, more affordable and more accessible.
- Fellowship allows social work student to combine practice and policyRayelle Ross, a Ph.D. student, will serve a fellowship with the Council on Social Work Education focusing on social safety net programs.
- From fashion to funk, virtual lecture series explores AfrofuturismIn a six-part exclusive on Audible, VCU’s Grace Gipson gives shape to how a movement has influenced our culture.
- Research office unveils alum Trinity Rucker’s paintings of Nobel Prize winnersRucker, who earned a degree in communication arts, painted portraits of Baruj Benacerraf and John B. Fenn as part of her role as innovator-in-residence in the Office of the Vice President of Research and Innovation.
- VCU study identifies potential therapeutic strategy for treating cocaine use disorderBy uncovering molecular clues about the brain’s reward system, researchers see a path to keep two key proteins functioning properly.
- Burhan Buttar deepens his interest in medical career with internship at Wake ForestButtar is exploring different paths for where his pre-med track could take him. His recent internship was focused on dermatology and gave him invaluable experience.
- NASA student scientist training program takes flight at VCUUndergraduates from across the country landed on campus this summer for the Student Airborne Research Program, hosted by VCU’s College of Humanities and Sciences.
- For the NFL, authenticity can’t be a trick play to Gen ZVCU researcher’s new study highlights how social issues and meaningful action influence engagement for new generations.
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