Led by the Humanities Research Center, the multidisciplinary project in Richmond will feature poetry, visual art, music and ...
VCU will conduct a test of the VCU Alert system on Sept. 9 ...
Note: This article originally appeared in the spring 2018 VCU Alumni magazine. Learn more and engage with VCU Alumni at vcualumni.org. It’s impossible to give props to everything that’s amazing about ...
David Baldacci once wrote stories in secret at VCU. Now he has millions of readers around the world.
When David Baldacci attended Virginia Commonwealth University in the late 1970s and early ’80s, VCU educated a large number of local commuters and Baldacci was one of them. A native of Henrico County, ...
For his entire life, David Chester, Ph.D., has been driven by a single question: Why do people seek to harm others? “As a kid, I’d see these news articles and local TV news showing murders and ...
The Two-Spirit community in Native culture has a centuries-long history. “Two-Spirit” is a modern umbrella term, an English translation of the Ojibwe “niizh manidoowag,” which refers to a person who ...
Taped to the office wall of Everett Worthington, Ph.D., a Virginia Commonwealth University counseling psychology professor and a leading scholar in the field of forgiveness research, is the ...
Regular electronic cigarette use has been linked with signs of premature vascular dysfunction, raising concerns about potential long-term health effects, according to a study by Virginia Commonwealth ...
The first thought that raced through William Pelfrey Jr.’s mind when he heard the breaking news about the school shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, was typical of any parent with ...
Luanne Freer, M.D., says a blue hospital sign near Yellowstone National Park altered the course of her career. When she was an emergency medicine resident at George Washington University Hospital, a ...
Whether in the hospital or the laboratory, fighting HCC – one of the most aggressive forms of liver cancer – takes a team. Hepatocellular carcinoma currently stands as the fifth-most prevalent cancer ...
Humans tend to form groups, which often find themselves in conflict with rival groups. But why do people show such a ready tendency to harm people in opposing groups? A new study led by researchers at ...
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