Workshop provides fast-paced, professional lessons in strategic advertising The One Club for Creativity’s strategic boot camp provides an opportunity for VCU students to flex their creative muscle and showcase their work. Read more »
‘Under the big lights’: VCU’s improv teams take center stage The Department of Theatre’s first mainstage improv production will take place Nov. 18 at the Raymond Hodges Theatre. Read more »
Building ‘bridges of understanding’: VCU launches new Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies minor The 18-credit minor reflects changes in the world and responds to the needs of students to become effective global citizens. Read more »
David Baldacci to serve as featured speaker at VCU’s fall commencement Baldacci is a VCU alumnus who has published 38 novels. He and his wife, Michelle, established a scholarship in 2017 for political science students. Read more »
How VCU students’ pocket change is helping low-income families in a rural Virginia community If all her students chipped in a quarter, Rebecca Durfee thought, she could send $60 to provide necessities for families in Quicksburg. Two years later, her students have donated more than $1,000. Read more »
‘We're happiest in the trenches’: Brothers, veterans walk new path together in medical school Alex and Chris Pais served in the Middle East. Now they are pursuing careers in medicine as students at VCU. Read more »
Workshop provides fast-paced, professional lessons in strategic advertising The One Club for Creativity’s strategic boot camp provides an opportunity for VCU students to flex their creative muscle and showcase their work. 11/15/2019
‘Under the big lights’: VCU’s improv teams take center stage The Department of Theatre’s first mainstage improv production will take place Nov. 18 at the Raymond Hodges Theatre. 11/14/2019
Building ‘bridges of understanding’: VCU launches new Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies minor The 18-credit minor reflects changes in the world and responds to the needs of students to become effective global citizens. 11/13/2019
Former FDA head: Lessons from ‘Tobacco Wars’ are a primer on how to regulate e-cigarettes Speaking at VCU, David Kessler, who took on Big Tobacco in the 1990s, discusses the FDA’s efforts to regulate the tobacco industry. 11/13/2019
Holy indie comic expo, Batman! 80 local artists will showcase their work this weekend as the first Richmond Indie Comic Expo soars into Cabell Library. 11/13/2019
David Baldacci to serve as featured speaker at VCU’s fall commencement Baldacci is a VCU alumnus who has published 38 novels. He and his wife, Michelle, established a scholarship in 2017 for political science students. 11/12/2019
How VCU students’ pocket change is helping low-income families in a rural Virginia community If all her students chipped in a quarter, Rebecca Durfee thought, she could send $60 to provide necessities for families in Quicksburg. Two years later, her students have donated more than $1,000. 11/11/2019
‘Different thinking exists:’ Temple Grandin talks labels, video games and education At VCU, the disability rights advocate weighs in on the need for more diversity of thought, and why she wants children to learn by building things. 11/8/2019